Cruise-boom dilemma: as the cruise fleet gets bigger, ports of call get smaller

Article Abstract:

Islands worldwide are receiving calls from cruise ships as cruise firms seek more islands to bring their tourists. The islands of Southeast Asia, Indonesia, South Pacific and off South Africa are emerging as new stopovers for annually increasing numbers of cruise ships and travellers.

Management, Services, Cruise ships, Travelers

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Good times, bad times

Article Abstract:

Suggestions to visit an island for a recreation at the best time of the year, considering the environmental conditions are presented. Usually shoulder seasons (the period bridging high and low seasons) are the best times, during which the travel is easy, and prices are optimal.

United Kingdom, Economic aspects, Vacations, Environmental aspects, Seasons

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Beat the clock

Article Abstract:

Strategies are given for getting lowest the prices possible for travelers who have little time to spare and book their tickets at the last minute.

United States, Commodity & service prices, Prices and rates, Air travel, Company pricing policy

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