In this task, you are given dialogue, and you have to find the most critical location in the given conversation.

Hello to you today! I hope all is going well! I am excited to learn about New South Wales. What can you tell me about the history?
New South Wales is the oldest state in Australia and it is sometimes called the "Premier State".
The oldes? Wow! What else can you tell me about the history, please?
Traveling from New South Wales to Victoria was once known to be a very long and difficult journey.
What were the types of transportation that were used during these journeys?
I'm sorry I'm not sure.
No problem! What can you tell me about the demographics?
I don't have that information either, but I can tell you about its history involving World War II.
Okay, sure! Tell me more about the history please.
During world war II New South Wales experienced a surge in industrial development to meet the needs of war. The country benefitted with an all time low in unemployment. Economic development was very successful.
What are some of the commodities that helped build the economy?
Economic development was able to thrive during World War II due to a wall of protective tariffs.
Great! Do you know more about the demographics?
At this time, I don't have any information on this subject.
No problem! Thank you for your information tonight!
Great! let me know if I can provide you with anymore information.
New South Wales

I would like to visit the Alps some day can you let me know what their climate is like?
I do not have any specific information on the climate in the Alps. I can tell you that Mont Blac is the highest mountain in the Alps.
Do you know the temperature during their busiest seasons for tourism?
I'm sorry I do not have any information on the climate. A mummy was discovered by hikers back in 1991. It was found on the Similaun glacier and was known as Otzi the Iceman.
Oh wow a mummy. What can you tell me about their rivers and lakes?
Did you know that the Alpine water runoff supplies 80% of water to cities like Milan?
That's cool. What else can you tell me about their lakes?
St. Bartholomew's chapel was built on the south side of Konigssee and was only able to be accessed by climbing over the peaks or by boat.
That sounds lovely, but I want to know about their lakes and climate.
The previous fact was listed in the category of rivers and lakes. I do have one fact about the climate. Several of the valleys there are quite arid.
Thanks
My pleasure.
Alps

Hello, I am going to be visiting some family in Iceland. Would you be able to help me out on some background information about the country before I go?
Of course! Iceland is an island country in the North Atlantic, between Greenland and Norway, formerly a possession of Denmark. It is culturally considered to be a part of Europe.
How interesting! Can you tell me more about the geography?
Sure! Iceland is the world's 18th largest island and Europe's second largest island after Great Britain. Island has an area of 103,000 kn2.
Are there any other islands surrounding Iceland?
Iceland is about 301 km east of Greenland and 1001 km west of Norway.
Nice what can you tell me about the etymology of Iceland?
I don't have that information yet, but I can tell you that there are about 30 minor islands in Iceland, included the highly populated Grimsey and the Vestmannaeyjar archipelago.
how about anything on the language there?
Icelandic is the official language of Iceland.
Thank you very much!
You're so welcome!
Iceland