Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Mr. Speaker1: Ms. Speaker2, are you currently free?
Ms. Speaker2: Yes, Mr. Speaker1. How may I help you?
Mr. Speaker1: Very well. I will be travelling to Shanghai next week. I require plane tickets and a hotel.
Ms. Speaker2: May we start with the hotel?
Mr. Speaker1: Of course.
Ms. Speaker2: How many nights will you be staying there?
Mr. Speaker1: 4.
Ms. Speaker2: And where would you like it to be situated?
Mr. Speaker1: As close as possible to <file_other>
Ms. Speaker2: B&B, HB or FB?
Mr. Speaker1: B&B.
Ms. Speaker2: And the tickets. When are you required to be on site?
Mr. Speaker1: Wednesday morning. Preferably Tuesday night.
Ms. Speaker2: Very well. First class, business class or economy?
Mr. Speaker1: Doesn't matter. We're looking for the shortest possible flight, possibly without layovers.
Ms. Speaker2: Absolutely. I think I have everything I need. I'll get back to you soon.
Mr. Speaker1: Thank you.
Ms. Speaker2: You're welcome.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Mr. Speaker1 will travel to Shanghai next week. Ms. Speaker2 will book a B&B for four days and a short flight.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Afterwards, Speaker1 wandered around and met some people from school. She also met him. They almost didn't talk and he was with someone. 