Read the text below and think of the word which best fits each gap. Use only one word in each gap. Scientists and businesspeople alike are waking up to the idea that the next development in tourism is probably (1)................... to be mass participation in space travel. Up (2)................. now, space exploration and research have been the domain of governmental organisations, but private enterprises are (3)................... involved because they recognise that (4)................. is a huge demand for this new experience. Analysts predict that spacecraft will (5)............... making as many as five million trips (6).................. year by 2030. In fact, the technology (7).................... exists to transport and accommodate people but it has not yet (8)................. developed for commercial purposes, despite the large numbers of people who are willing to pay whatever it (9)................... for the experience of seeing earth from orbit. It is simply a matter of (10)..................... before the first few passengers get their chance, and once it becomes more common, prices (11).................... fall and an increased range of activities will be made available. In space, gravity has no effect; as (12)........................ as they are in orbit, travellers will feel weightless. (13)......................... the idea of a few days floating around a supermodern hotel, with a view of the stars and the earth outside the window, appeal to you? If (14).......................... , you may be interested to learn that the first fully commercial spacecraft is going to blast off in the very near future. Bookings are already (15)....................... taken, so what are you waiting for?

Read the text below and come up with the word that best fits each space. Use only one word in each space.
Scientists and entrepreneurs are also waking up to the idea that the next development of tourism is probably
(1) .......... will ......... be massively involved in space travel. Up (2) .... the universe ............. Currently, space exploration and research is already the field of government organizations, but private enterprises is (3) ...... is .. ........... join because they realize that (4) ..... human ......... ... is a huge demand for this new experience. Analysts predict that the spacecraft will (5) ... fly to ............ make up to five million trips (6) ..... each ... .......... year to 2030. In fact, technology (7) ..... already ............... exists to transport and is suitable for people but it is not yet ( 8) ... ... do ............ was developed for commercial purposes, despite the large number of people willing to pay any price (9) .... ..to ......... .... for the experience of looking at the earth from orbit. It's simply a matter of (10) ..money ................... before the first few passengers have a chance and once it returns so more popular, the prices (11) ...... are very cheap on ............. fall and a wide range of activities will be offered.
In space, gravity has no effect; like (12) .......... at .............. when they're in orbit, the astronauts will feel weightless. (13) ...... and ................... idea of ​​a few days floating around a super modern hotel, with a view the stars and the earth outside the window, intriguing you? If (14) ......... maybe ................., you might want to know that the first complete commercial spaceship will explode tossed in the very near future. Booking has (15) .... gone ................... made, so what are you waiting for?

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