The Caribbean plays catch-up

Article Abstract:

Increased competition from cruise ships and a decrease in the number of flights has resulted in lower than normal hotel occupancy rates in the Caribbean in 1999. Significant discounts have yet to emerge but special deals for extra free nights or family packages are offered.

Prices and rates, Caribbean Islands

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The end of the line: technology makes the check-in queue a thing of the past

Article Abstract:

Airlines and hotels are experimenting with ways to make checking in faster and easier. Solutions include airport kiosks for experienced travelers, kiosks in hotels and use of handheld computers for curbside hotel check-ins.

Airports

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The call of the wild

Article Abstract:

The holiday industry is continually seeking new and adventurers locations for people to take vacations which will stimulate and inspire.

Vacations, Travel industry, Voyages and travels

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