Glossary C

Concorde was the name of a supersonic aircraft mostly used by Air France and British Airways. After a fatal accident in 2000 the operation was ceased in 2003.

Concourse  is the large open area, usually found at airports, railway stations or similar, used to accommodate large numbers of people.

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Conditions are the section or clause of a transportation or Tour Contract that specifies
what is not offered and that may spell out the circumstances under which the
Contract may

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Condo Hotels sell a part of their Room selections to private investors. The ownership includes the condo deed to a specific Hotel Room or suite and pays the traditonal fees (taxes, insurance

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Condominium Hotel  is a Hotel in which a Customer takes title to a specific Hotel room. Unit owners may live in the Hotel permanently or use it as a second home. Depending on the management company,

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In the travel context, Condor refers to Condor Flugdienst GmbH, a German leisure airline based in Frankfurt. It is known for offering scheduled flights to holiday destinations such as the Mediterranean, Asia, Africa, North America, South America, and the Caribbean. Founded in 1955, Condor has established itself as a leading carrier for holidaymakers, providing a bridge between Germany and popular vacation spots around the world.

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Deutsch: Konferenz / Español: Conferencia / Français: Conférence
A conference is a meeting of people who "confer" about a topic.

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Conference Centre  is a specialised hotel, usually accessible to major Market areas but in less busy locations, that almost exclusively books executive meetings, conferences and seminars.

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