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... riches have helped him acquire a house on Park Avenue in New York, another on Long Island. and the use of a yacht on the Caribbean island of St Barth's, where he usually, though fatefully not this year, spends Christmas. His 29th birthday party last year ...
... against them, she says. Once they comply with one new set of regulations, along comes another. These guys are not having Caribbean holidays, they're not making a fortune. Is it any wonder that some of them just don't have the heart to go on? The quality ...
... Orange-coloured men and blonde women in puffy anoraks are heading for the piste; strangers in sarongs are loitering around Caribbean sunsets in freezing bus shelters and travel agents are bamboozling passers by with promises of free child places, extra nights ...
... Cruise Lines. Celebrity within our own beautiful it. Cruises were once Cruise Lines, Royal island. deemed to be unaffordable Caribbean International Indeed holidays at home for all but the richest in soci- and Radisson Seven Seas continue to be a very popuety ...
... company 50 years ago, but it is only in the last decade or so that other holiday companies have adopted it, first in the Caribbean and more recently in Mediterranean resorts. Those holidaymakers who think original is best have a choice of 85 Club Med ...
... examine all parts of the business. Last week, British newspapers claimed that Versailles was linked to money laundering in the Caribbean and Australia. The British Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) suspended shares in in Irish market shares in Versailles ...
... While boasting of its size. the behemoth's owner. Royal Caribbean Cruise Line, has avoided rash claims about its unsinicability. but has taken the precaution of confining the ship to the warm Caribbean where it is extremely unlikely to encounter icebergs ...
... Sub-Saharan Africa 13,700,000 South/South East Asia 1,100,000 Latin America 520,000 North America 450,000 Western Europe 210,000 Caribbean 160,000 North Africa/Middle East 70,000 East Asia/Pacific 40,000 East Europe/Central Asia 17,000 Australia/New Zealand 8 ...
... disposal would in- clude the famous St James's Gate brewery, u well Guinness-owned breweries in London. Nip eria, and the Caribbean. Analysts said possible buyers for Guinnees in- clude South African Breweries (SA11), Anheus- er Busch, Carlsberg and possibly ...
... market. Royal Caribbean. which recently appointed a fulltime Irish agent. was offering holidays on its huge 'resort at sea' - more restaurants, shops and nightlife than anyone else. a golf course and an icr skating rink (in the Caribbean, for God's sake) ...
... the world's biggest trade-and-aid pact, the Lome Convention. When the pact was signed with the countries of Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific (ACP) in 1975, western Europe's major powers had a conflicting agenda. They wished to acknowledge their ...
... Fame and Blue doodlebooks linked to local Disney has taken the reins. BELFAST'S new and stylish as Koh Samui, Langkawi, Caribbean and Indian rising to £139 in mid out for stray icebergs. Flames, the Don Weller Big attractions and activities. Call the ...