Lodgings of fantasy and futurism in Disney

Disney Vacation Club in Orlando, Florida, inaugurates in the summer of 2009 lodgings that follow the Disney innovating tradition and revives the spirit of leisure and typical fantasy in the childhood.

One of the new lodgings is nearby the center of vacations Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort and Spa and the Downtown with its network of entertainment places, restaurants and stores.

In a forest and next to the channel, the Treehouse Villas rises with an octagonal structure until the top of the trees, supported in a base of ten feet high. A wood platform allows enjoying the landscape and the freshness in a natural atmosphere.

The 60 villas of Treehouse have a rustic construction, but also the facilities of the modern comfort. With three rooms each one that can accommodate up to 9 people, have plasma television sets, kitchens with all their appliances, washing machine and dryer. This makes Treehouse fantastic for family vacation or travel group.

Close of Magic Kingdom and next to Disney’s Contemporary Resort, rises the other project: Bay Lake Tower, available in the autumn of 2009. In contrast with the fantasy on the trees, you travel here to an ultramodern atmosphere with its own design of the Contemporary Resort.

Also in Bay Lake Tower the comfort is complete in each villa. Its proximity to Magic Kingdom allows you to rest in the middle of the incessant attractions of the park.

The design and decoration of this tower are oriented to gain impression of open spaces and the touch of Disney imagination. It is build with precious wood and crystal, has a bar in the top and a bridge that communicates with the station of monorail, the restaurants and the stores of the Contemporary Resort.

The towers have 295 versatile villas that will be able to accommodate up to 9 people, but also they become dormitories for five guests or a single room.

Disney Vacation Club is very popular in the world. It has 350.000 associated of about 100 countries and offer different thematic villas. The new lodgings of Disney are destined especially to these club members, although the public in general could rent here and enjoy their vacations dream.

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Puerto Rico develops the golf tourism

Just as the tourist industry in the world, Puerto Rico moves its offers responding to these market tendencies at a time of crisis.

In 2009 the travelers incline to look for escapes near home, but there are sectors of greater income that will continue enjoying a more opulent tourism like golf.

Owners of fields and hotels in Puerto Rico bet to this sector, as well as to aquatic sports and gastronomy.

In the island are building lodges and typical golf courses for prosperous tourists, and renew resorts. The attraction for golf has been evident during years here, but the present campaign puts emphasis in luxurious facilities and promoting tourism that is not only focused in beaches.
The St. Regis Hotels and Resorts Company opened in 2007 the Beach Bay field, near the Trump buildings, with design of the famous Robert Trent Jones.

A luxury hotel with spa will open in 2010 and in 2011 a Marriott hotel with 369 rooms. Also in 2011 will inaugurate other luxury hotels in Palmas del Mar and a resort at Southeastern of the capital, San Juan, with golf courses designed by Reese Jones and Garry Player.

Many hotels already established build annexed and make renovations to follow this bet by the golf tourism.

Aside the Trump field, the Great Melia Puerto Rico Resort Golf has renewed its facilities, decorating rooms and modifying its gastronomy to emphasize the high cuisine.

The island will celebrate again in 2009 the Abierto Puerto Rico championship, an event that sponsors the PGA and had his first version in 2008, in the golf course of Trump.

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