Sale into the sun: the Caribbean has real bargains - if you just know where to look

Article Abstract:

Both the Caribbean and the US Virgin Islands have $600 per person duty-free allowances. In general, discounts of about 10%-20% are typical in the Caribbean, but travelers should make it a point to avoid touts who are charging exorbitant prices. Specific items and prices are discussed.

Description and travel, Shopping, Caribbean Islands

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Is it real or is it rotex?

Article Abstract:

Product counterfeiting, in which fake versions of designer brand name products are made, is becoming more widespread. Often these fakes are offered at locations apt to be visited by tourists. How travelers can protect themselves while shopping is described.

Methods, Safety and security measures, Travelers, Product counterfeiting

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Scent and sensibility: for connoisseurs, French perfume is worth the trip

Article Abstract:

French perfumes purchased outside of France often do not have the same fragrance or wear as well because they are made with synthetic alcohol instead of potato alcohol. How to buy authentic French perfumes and other related information is included.

Purchasing, Product information, Perfumes, Perfumes industry

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