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in airline terminology, a flight to and from the same city is called a round trip or closed jaw itinerary
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What are the three types of itinerary?
There are a number of types of itineraries. These types of itineraries include skeletal, technical, as well as descriptive.
What is the plural word for itinerary?
Itineraries is the plural of itinerary
3 types of itinerary?
Itineraries are used to help people plan for certain things like vacations. Three types of itineraries are descriptive, skeletal, and also technical.
How many itineraries are offered by Royal Caribbean International in Europe?
117
What are skeletal itineraries?
A skeletal itinerary is an outline of planned activities. It is a preliminary schedule for events.
What is organized mass tourist?
package tour with fixed itineraries, planned stops, guided organizers making the decisions
How are most travel itineraries arranged?
Event by Event so you will know what comes after the next schedule that has been done.
Which company was voted best itineraries in the UK 2012 cruise critic UK editors picks awards?
fred olsen cruise lines
What is the closest repositioning cruise to Seattle WA?
NCL's Norwegian Star relocates from Los Angeles to Alaska. Visit www.ncl.com to view itineraries.
What are the types of tour itineraries?
Answer1)Transit2)stopover3)day4)cruiseAn international tourist,a regional tourist,a domestic tourist and a excursionist tourist.
What has the author Guido Zucconi written?
Guido Zucconi has written: 'L' invenzione del passato' -- subject(s): Architecture, Architecture, Medieval, Criticism and interpretation, Influence, Medieval Architecture 'Florence an Architectural Guide (Itineraries)' 'Venice. An Architectural Guide (Itineraries)' 'Gino Zani' -- subject(s): Buildings, structures, Criticism and interpretation, Conservation and restoration, Architecture
What are aircrafts for?
To pay more attention to individual or private aircraft, itineraries, urgent cargo (on a limited time scale) such as casualties (air ambulances), etc.
