Speaking skill is the ability to describe information, handle situations, and simulate interactions using spoken language in the context of tourism and hospitality. To describe information means to clearly explain facts, features, or procedures using spoken language, often by providing relevant details in an organized and understandable way. This could involve explaining how something works, outlining steps in a process, or giving a clear picture of an event or situation. To resolve situations means to address and solve problems, misunderstandings, or conflicts through spoken communication. This involves recognizing an issue, proposing solutions, and responding appropriately to others involved. Meanwhile, to simulate interactions means to practice realistic parts of conversations by taking on roles and engaging in dialogues that reflect real-life scenarios. These simulations help develop fluency, appropriateness, and confidence in handling various communicative situations.