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Travel slump means bargains on Caribbean vacations this fall .....

South Florida Sun-Sentinel.com: "The SuperClubs chain of all-inclusive resorts offers the 'fourth night free' at its eights properties, when guests book by Oct. 21 for travel between Nov. 1 and Dec. 22. The offers cover minmum four-night stays starting per person at $342 in Jamaica, $417 in Curaçao in the Netherlands Antilles, $417 in the Bahamas, $375 in Panama, and $432 in Brazil, based on double-occupancy."

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