FROM TRAVEL UNI Take a study break... Buzz of the month
ELITE Island Resorts' property Palm Island, in the Grenadines, has teamed up with double- Olympic gold medal-winning swimmer Becky Adlington and Virgin Holidays to launch a 'swim workshop' for guests. Becky will share the benefi ts
Pictured are Leah Sakhaei, Virgin Holidays; Colin Pegler, Director Resort Marketing International; and Becky Adlington
Quick Quiz
Do this quiz and test your knowledge on the Cayman Islands
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What did Christopher Columbus name the islands in 1503? a) El Mar b) Las T
ortugas c) El Pescado 2
What time zone are the Cayman Islands in? a) GMT -3 b) GMT +3 c) GMT +5
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Which is not one of the three Cayman Islands? a) Little Cayman b) Cayman Brac c) Cayman Poco
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What is the total area of Grand Cayman?
a) 76 sq miles b 94 sq miles c) 128 sq miles
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What is a hickatee? a) A fish b) A freshwater turtle c) A type of lizard
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When is Pirates Week (celebrat- ing seafaring history a) August b) November c) April
ANSWERS ON RIGHT
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of swimming, offer technical tips and share her London 2012 experiences. Set over four mornings
during a seven-night stay, the fi rst two workshops will run August 11-14, 2013 and May 4-7, 2014 inclusive. Virgin Holidays is offering
the 'SwimFit Palm Island with Becky Adlington' package for £2,099pp, including seven nights in Palm Island and Virgin fl ights via Barbados. Learn more about Elite Island Resorts:
agentelitetraining.co.uk
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Funny business
Believe it or not these are genuine client complaints:
“I think it should be explained in the brochure that the local store does not sell proper biscuits like custard creams or ginger nuts.”
“We booked an excursion to a water park but no-one told us we had to bring our swimming costumes and towels.”
Nobody mentioned swimming costumes!!
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