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Ashley and Jenn
REDUCED FARES
Several major airlines cut their 10-day advance fares by up to 45 percent for travel before May 15. The reduced fares include travel to most major U.S. markets as well so selected Mexican and Caribbean markets.
Please contact clients who have indicated an interest in being notified of special promotions to see if we can assist then with their travel plans at the reduced fares.
jrw
APPOINTMENT SCHEDULE
Charla Holiday
January 19, 2004
Time Client Destination
9:00 Ms. Helen Woods Hawaii
9:30 Mr. Nak Jun Yoo Caribbean
11:00 Mr. and Mrs. Ken Reeves Caribbean
1:00 Miss Jennifer Hennesy San Franciso
1:30 Dr. Jana Phillip Great Britain
Dr. Paul Ambro
3:00 Mr. Roderigo Molina Hong Kong
4:00 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart McCown Europe
January 15, 2004
Mr. Scott Shaw
3276 Keystone Dr.
Rochester, NY
14625-8328
Dear Mr. Shaw:
Discussing Century Cruise options with potential first-time "cruisers" is one of the things I enjoy most about my job. I am confident that a Caribbean cruise would be an ideal anniversary gift for your wife. You can be assured that this gift would provide life-long memories. However, I must caution you. Most people can't go on just one cruise. Once they go, they want to go on another and another.
When we were discussing your plans, you wondered how you could keep the cruise a surprise if you had to have a U.S. passport. I checked to see what options may be acceptable. An original birth certificate (or certified copy) and a driver's license would meet entry requirements.
If you have additional questions regarding the information we discussed on Tuesday, please give me a call.
January 15, 2004
Mr. and Mrs. Devon Guidry
P.O. Box 831
Brockport, NY
14420-9271
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Guidry:
Your 20 percent deposit for your cruise to the Caribbean Islands arrived today. The balance, $3,990, is due on March 29.
If you have to cancel your cruise for any reason, there will be a $50 processing fee. Additional charges, ranging from 25 to 50 percent, will be assessed by the cruise line for cancellations made within 60 days of departure. Complete the information regarding cancellations is enclosed.
If you have any questions about your cruise prior to departure, call me at 716-178-8376. Thank you for allowing Cambridge Travel Networks to book your reservations.
Sincerely,
Rebecca Hulett
Travel Agent
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Enclosure
January 15, 2004
Ms. Danielle St. John
9640 Starwood Dr.
Rochester, NY
14625-8534
Dear Ms. St. John:
Your 20 percent deposit for your cruise to the Hawaiian Islands arrived today. The balance, $4,395, is due on April 1.
If you have to cancel your cruise for any reason, there will be a $50 processing fee. Additional charges, ranging from 25 to 50 percent, will be assessed by the cruise line for cancellations made within 60 days of departure. Complete the information regarding cancellations is enclosed.
If you have any questions about your cruise prior to departure, call me at 716-178-8376. Thank you for allowing Cambridge Travel Networks to book your reservations.
Sincerely,
Michael Ryder
Travel Agent
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Enclosure
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATE
January 16, 2004
Country Unit In $100 U.S. Equivalents
Australia Dollars 121.37
France Francs 121.57
Germany Marks 139.06
Great Britain Pounds 57.03
Italy Lira 144,560.01
Japan Yen 9,026.38
Mexico Peso 307.98
Spain Pesetas 11,460.01
Switzerland Francs 114.98
TO: Jason Koufax
FROM: Sean Lloyd
DATE: January 16, 2004
SUBJECT: SPRING TRAINING TOUR
I have received a number of calls in the last few days from individuals interested in a tour of spring-training camps. Even though we do not have anything planned for this year, we may want to start making plans for next year.
Plans could include attending a Met game in Clearwater, a Yankee fame in Fort Lauderdale, and a Red Sox game in Fort Myers. Perhaps we could even arrange a day for tour members to attend Epcot, Universal Studios, Magic Kingdom, Disney's MGM Studios, or Sea World.
We may want to consider the possibility of inviting former Met, Yankee, or Red Sox player to led the tour. If you think this idea is worth pursing, let me know.
jrw
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS
Caribbean--Option 1
Hotel Daily Rates Comments
Pavilion Hotel $125 Superior tourist-class hotel.
Grand Suites $275 First-class suites, newly renovated.
Grand Cayman Resort $325 First-class, all suite resort.
Santos House $150 Superior tourist-class hotel.
The Island Resort $90 Superior fist-class hotel.
Little Rome Club $99 Condominium Hotel
Hotel Indies $249 First-class Mediterranean-style condominiums.
Ambassador Hotel $129 Small condominium resort.
The Grand Hotel $149 Superior first-class hotel with ocean-view rooms.
The Tatyana House $350 Condominium complex on seven mile beach.
THE CARIBBEAN ISLANDS
The Caribbean Islands are a renowned tourist attraction. Known for thier white sandy beaches, abundant sunshine, and panoramic ocean view, the islands are a peaceful getaway for thousands of Caribbean tourist. Barbados, the Cayman Islands, and Jamaica are featured in this month's newsletter.
Barbados
If you are looking for a picturesque island, consider Barbadis. "Powdery beaches line the waters of the clam Caribbean Sea on the coast, while the waves of the Atlantic thunder in on the eastern shore." (Fodor's, 1991, 144)
With elegant hotels, tours, fine restaurants, and shopping options, Barbados is one of the preferred islands in the Caribbean. Spectator sports such as cricket, horse racing, polo, and soccer are also available to tourist. If you are more interested in participant sports, try wind surfing, scuba diving, and horseback riding.
Jamaica
If you are looking for long sandy beaches, historic landmarks, and a sun-drenched climate, consider Jamaica. With an average temperature of 80 degrees, it is a vacation paradise.
As can be expected, winter (December through April) brings larger crowds and higher rates than other seasons. The finer hotels are generally located on the north side of the island.
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However, for the budget-conscious traveler, Jamaica offers several package deals for selected resort areas. Package deals make, it possible to stay at several resort areas during your visit.
Jamaica offers over two hundred miles of beaches. With a few exceptions, most of the beaches are relatively quiet and uncrowded. Some of the more popular beaches include Cornwall Beach, Walter Fletcher Beach in Montego Bay, Puerto Seco at Discovery Bay, the seven-mile strip in Negril, Mallards Beach in Ocho Rios, and Boston Beach.
Cayman Islands
If you are looking for a beach front apartment with an abundance of sunshine, quality beaches, and a view of the sea, go to the Cayman Islands. The islands are particularly enticing to those interested in scuba diving and big-game fishing.
The islands consist of Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman. The Grand Cayman's west-coast stretch of Seven Mile Beach is the island's primary vacation attraction. Even though hotel and condos have sprouted along the entire length of Seven Mile Beach, the water is still placid and clean; and the reefs just offshore still teem with life. (Solomon, 1994, 6F) Tiara Beach and Brac Reef Beach are the showpieces of Cayman Brac. Isolated beaches (Sandy Point and Owen Cay) can be found on Little Cayman.
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