Package offers the real deal for biz-minded travelers
Everyone know biz travelers on vacation rely heavily on laptops and Blackberries, so it’s no surprise the Shores Resort & Spa in Florida has created a new package for the career-conscious: the “Fake-ation.”
“Good or bad, it’s obvious that a lot of travelers want or need to keep one foot in both worlds,” said The Shores Resort & Spa General Manager David Rijos.
According to TripAdvisor®, 59 percent of travelers are connected to work during leisure travel, with 62 percent checking work email, and 13 percent calling into the office while on vacation. The new package in Daytona Beach Shores caters to these travelers.
Starting at US$119 per night, the package offers Wi-Fi throughout the resort, including even the pool area.
The business center is open 24 hours a day and there’s coffee on demand at any time. A private office is available for conference calls.
Said Rijos:
“By providing conveniences to our guests who still need to conduct business while enjoying the exceptional amenities of our resort, we are hopefully able to cut down on the work portion of their Fake-ation, and enhance their Florida beach vacation.”
The Shores Resort has 212 rooms and suites overlooking views of the Atlantic Ocean or Florida’s Intracoastal Waterway.
By David Wilkening
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