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Tenerife.Tenerife. CanaryCanary Islands.Islands. Spain.Spain. ProposalProposal forfor FCFC ’’1010 ProposedProposed location:location: CanaryCanary IslandsIslands ProposedProposed location:location: TenerifeTenerife ProposedProposed location:location: CostaCosta AdejeAdeje ThanksThanks toto thethe springspring climateclimate thatthat wewe enjoyenjoy nearlynearly allall yearyear round,round, thethe beachesbeaches ofof CostaCosta AdejeAdeje areare oneone ofof itsits mainmain attractions.attractions. As well as the usual leisure pursuits provided by the sea there are excursions and trips along routes through exotic settings. Lovers of sailing ca n enjoy the winds that lift great swells from the immense Atlantic Ocean. Costa Adeje is also a paradise for scuba divers, thanks to the spectacles hidden below the crystal waters where divers can find nooks and crannies full of marine life. The qualities o f coasts of Adeje make them one of the favourite habitats of the dolphins and pilot wha les. Costa Adeje also contains one of the best golf courses on the island, included in the PGA TOUR. There are also several sports centres, theme parks, shops and sh opping centres. ProposedProposed location:location: CostaCosta AdejeAdeje .. PlayaPlaya deldel DuqueDuque •• SituatedSituated inin oneone ofof thethe newestnewest areasareas ofof CostaCosta AdejeAdeje .. •• ProvidedProvided withwith sunsun beds,beds, sunshades,sunshades, parking,parking, restaurants,restaurants, andand bars,bars, showers,showers, changingchanging rooms,rooms, toitoiletslets andand telephones.telephones. •• Composition:Composition: SandSand Grain:Grain: FineFine SandSand Colour:Colour: GreyGrey Conditions:Conditions: CalmCalm waterswaters HowHow toto getget there?there? •• AdejeAdeje isis situatedsituated inin thethe southsouth westwest ofof thethe islandisland ofof TenerifeTenerife (Canary(Canary Islands).`Islands).` •• TenerifeTenerife hashas twotwo airports,airports, ReinaReina SofiaSofia airportairport inin thethe south,south, onlyonly tenten minutesminutes drivedrive fromfrom CostaCosta AdejeAdeje ,, andand LosLos RodeosRodeos inin thethe north.north. •• OnceOnce onon thethe island,island, therethere areare severalseveral modesmodes ofof transporttransport youyou cancan useuse toto getget around;around; taxis,taxis, buses,buses, hirehire cars.cars. L LAT Charter A Lauda Air Aer Lingus AirlinesAirlines thatthat Lithuanian Airlines Aigle Azur Livingston S.P.A. Air Berlin LTE Air Europa Luxair Air Malta operateoperate fromfrom M Air Mediterranee Monarch Airlines Arke Fly My Travel Airways DK (Scandinavia) Austrian Airlines My Travel Airways UK B TFSTFS AirportAirport N Binter Canarias Neos British Airways Niki C Norwegian Air Shuttle Condor Novair CSA Czech Airlines Distance from TFS Airport to Costa Adeje: P E Palmair Edelweiss Air 18.2 km – aprox. 12 min R Eurofly Ryanair Europe Airpost S F Siberian (S7 Airlines) Finnair SAS First Choice Airways Spanair Futura Gael Sterling Airlines Futura Internacional Swiss International Air Lines LTD G T GB Airways Thomas Cook Belgium Globespan Airways Limited Thomas Cook Airlines UK H Thomsonfly Hamburg International Topfly I Transaero Airlines Iberia Transavia Iberworld Travel Service Icelandair Travel Service Hungary J TUI Fly Nordic Jet2.com TUI Fly Jetairfly V Jettime Viking Airlines Jet X X XL Airlines UK To /From Madrid 1. A CORU ÑA 50. LVOV 2. ALGHERO 51. LYON 3. ALMERIA 52. MALABO 4. AMMAN DirectDirect FlightsFlights 53. MARRAKECH 5. AMSTERDAM 54. MARSELLA 6. ARGEL 55. MELILLA To /From Tenerife South : 7. ATENAS 56. MENORCA 1. ABERDEEN 37. LANZAROTE 8. ATLANTA 57. MEXICO CITY 2. ALICANTE LEEDS 9. BADAJOZ 38. 58. MIAMI ASTURIAS 10. BANGKOK 3. ASTURIAS 39. LEIPZIG 59. MONTERREY 11. BANJUL 4. BARCELONA 40. LIEGE 60. MURCIA 12. BARI 5. BASEL -MULHOUSE 41. LINZ 61. NANTES 13. BILLUND 6. BELFAST LIVERPOOL 62. NAPOLES 42. LIVERPOOL 14. BOGOTA 63. NEWARK 7. BERLIN 43. LONDRES 15. BOSTON 64. NIZA 8. BILBAO 44. LUXEMBURGO 16. BRISTOL 65. NUEVA YORK 9. BIRMINGHAN MADRID 17. BUCAREST 45. 66. OPORTO BLACKPOOL 18. BUENOS AIRES 10. BLACKPOOL 46. MALAGA 67. PALERMO 19. BURDEOS 11. BOLONIA 47. MANCHESTER 68. PALMA DE MALLORCA 20. CAGLIARI 12. BOURNEMOUTH 48. MILAN 69. PAMPLONA 21. CALI 13. BREMEN MOSCU 70. PANAMA 49. MOSCU 22. CANCUN 71. PEKIN 14. BRUSELAS 50. MUENSTER 23. CASABLANCA 72. PRAGA 15. CARACAS 51. MUNICH 24. CHICAGO 73. PUNTA CANAQUITO 16. COLONIA NEWCASTLE 25. CLUJ 52. 74. RIO DE JANEIRO COPENHAGUE 26. DAKAR 17. COPENHAGUE 53. NOTTINGHAM 75. RIYADH 27. DAMASCO 18. CORK 54. NUREMBERG 76. ROMA 28. DOHA 19. DORTMUND 55. OSLO 77. SALVADOR 29. EINDHOVEN 20. DRESDEN OSTENDE 78. SAN JOSE C.RICA 56. OSTENDE 30. EL CAIRO 79. SAN JUAN PUERTO RICO 21. DUBLIN 57. PADERBORN 31. ESTAMBUL 80. SAN SEBASTIAN 22. DUSSELDORF 58. PARIS 32. ESTRASBURGO 81. SANTA CRUZ DE LA PALMA 23. EDIMBURGO ROSTOCK LAAGE 33. FILADELFIA 59. 82. SANTANDER EL AAIUN 34. FLORENCIA 24. EL AAIUN 60. SALZBURGO 83. SANTIAGO DE CHILE 35. FUNCHAL 25. ERFURT 61. SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA 84. SANTO DOMINGO 36. GENOVA 26. FRANKFURT 62. SEVILLA 85. SAO PAULO 37. GIBRALTAR 27. FUERTEVENTURA SHANNON 86. SEOUL 63. SHANNON 38. GOTEMBURGO 87. SOFIA 28. GINEBRA 64. STUTTGART 39. GRANADA 88. TEL AVIV 29. GIRONA 65. TEESSIDE 40. GUAYAQUIL 89. TOKYO 30. GLASGOW VALENCIA 41. IBIZA 66. 90. YAFO GRAN CANARIA 42. JEREZ 31. GRAN CANARIA 67. VERONA 91. TOULOUSE 43. JOHANNEBURGO 32. GRAZ 68. VIENA 92. TUNEZ 44. KIEV 33. HAMBURGO 69. VIGO 93. TURIN 45. LA HABANA 34. HANNOVER ZARAGOZA 94. VARSOVIA 70. ZARAGOZA 46. LA RIOJA 95. VENECIA 35. HELSINKI 71. ZURICH 47. LEON 96. VITORIA 36. KARLSRUHE/BADEN BADEN 72. ZWEIBRUCKEN 48. LIMA 97. WASHINGTON 49. LISBOA PossiblePossible venuesvenues 1.1. LaLa PlantaciPlantaci óónn deldel SurSur VincciVincci 2.2. GranGran HotelHotel BahBah ííaa deldel DuqueDuque Cheap hotels: • Meli á Jardines del Teide • H10 Costa Adeje Hotel • Aparthotel El Duque FirstFirst possiblepossible venue:venue: LaLa PlantaciPlantaci óónn deldel SurSur VincciVincci 5* Set on a rise between El Duque and La Caleta beaches. From this privileged setting, all rooms have fantastic views over the ocean. The Canary Island col onial style architecture has been carefully designed down the very last detall All together, the complex is a hotel with 95 rooms, 24 junior su ites, 2 junior suite executive, 1 villa superior and 42 villas. The one bedroom villa s have their own garden or sun deck and they all have a private Jacuzzi. The 2.500 m2 " Oceanico " Thalassotherapy Centre has 16 treatment booths, a Canary Island thermal circuit, a Celtic one, active outdoor swimming po ol, sauna, Turkish bath, fitness room and hairdresser. • Distance to the beach: 500 mts • Distance to the harbour: 1500 mts • Distance to the South Airport: 17 Km • Distance to the North Airport: 90 Km • Distance to the next shopping center : 500 mts • Distance to the next Bus Stop: 1000 m mts ConferenceConference roomroom atat LaLa PlantaciPlantaci óónn deldel SurSur VincciVincci •• 22 conferenceconference roomsrooms withwith capacitycapacity forfor upup toto 300300 peoplepeople SecondSecond possiblepossible venue:venue: GranGran HotelHotel BahBah ííaa deldel DuqueDuque 5* This tropical oasis rises majestically next to the sapphire ocea n of the beautiful Playa del Duque . The hotel's charm líes in its traditional late 19th century Canary Island architecture. Accommodation is provided by twenty traditional villas, harmonio usly distributed around 100,000 m2 of charmingly cool courtyards and picturesque nooks a nd crannies. The ideal place to relax. Furthermore, the hotel's 63,000 m2 of tropical l andscaped gardens which contain nearly 300 different species of plants, the staff's trad itional uniforms and friendly, attentive service, the extensive programme of activities and wid e range of bars and restaurants, make the resort a true paradise guaranteed to delig ht all five senses. • Distance to the beach: 0 mts • Distance to the harbour: 3500 mts • Distance to the South Airport: 15 Km • Distance to the North Airport: 95 Km • Distance to the next shopping center : 300 mts • Distance to the next Bus Stop: 0 mts ConferenceConference roomroom atat GranGran HotelHotel BahBah ííaa deldel DuqueDuque •• ConventionConvention andand CongressCongress CenterCenter withwith 3,0003,000 m2m2 forfor exhibitionsexhibitions andand presentations,presentations, inin additionaddition toto 2626 meetingmeeting roomsrooms forfor upup toto 700700 personspersons FirstFirst cheapcheap hotel:hotel: MeliMeli áá JardinesJardines deldel TeideTeide •• 4* •• Positioned on a hill overlooking La Playa del Duque beach, offering a spectacular view of the Costa Adeje coastline. SecondSecond cheapcheap hotel:hotel: H10H10 CostaCosta AdejeAdeje HotelHotel • 4* • Located on the seafront of the Costa Adeje , with excellent views over the beach. It has large swimming pools and gardens, as well as d irect access to the boardwalk and the beach. Its comprehensive sports facilities, with two nearby golf courses, its wide -ranging cuisine and its four convention rooms make it the ideal hotel for holding ev ents for professional purposes. It also has a health and beauty centre. ThirdThird cheapcheap hotel:hotel: AparthotelAparthotel ElEl DuqueDuque •• 3* •• Located in a privileged residential enclave: the Adeje Coast, surrounded by large nature areas and tropical gardens, at approximately 400 metres from the Fa ñab é and the El Duque beaches. •• Built in the Renaissance style, it brings together functional, spacious and furnished apartments with the best hotel service.
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    THE UNIVERSITY OF HULL THE PACKAGE HOLIDAY; PARTICIPANT, CHOICE AND BEHAVIOUR being a Thesis submitted for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy in The Department of Geography The University, Hull by Andrew Nicholas Laing, B.Sc. September 1987 GEOGRAPHY 3 0 SEP 19 87 SUMMARY OF THESIS SUBMITTED FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY by Andrew N. Laing THE PACKAGE HOLIDAY; PARTICIPANT, CHOICE AND BEHAVIOUR This research provides an explanation of package holidaymaking behaviour based on the analysis of data gathered through 303 interview-administered questionnaires in Hull. Strict statistical links are used hand-in-hand with informal, qualitative information to generate a thorough understanding of key elements in the holiday decision-making process. Three levels of behaviour are examined. General participation separates the package holidaymaking population from non-holidaymakers and independent travellers. Package holiday 'habits' are then examined; repeat purchasing, booking I the holiday party, services, timing and behaviour whilst on holiday. Finally, spatial patterns are analysed according to relative location (travel time, linear distance, and the home/abroad dichotomy) and absolute location (proximity to the coast, and resort qualities). Explanation is largely based on the holidaymaker's characteristics, represented by trad- itional sociodemographic and economic measures, and by a number of life- style factors. The finer investigation of spatial patterns is accompanied by a detailed analysis of destination choice, primarily structured around information sources, place-specificity and the resort characteristics sought after. The destination decision, and its role in overall choice of holiday, acts as a unifying theme throughout the research. Holiday choice emerges as a highly individualistic phenomenon loosely set within a framework of predictive parameters.