Entertainment may include relay races and crafts, field trips to Orlando's Gatorland or Chicago's Museum of Science an Industry, or a visit by Deputy Dawg.
Security is a major selling point.
The number of people bringing kids along on business trips has been exploding, as parents try to save money and spend more time with kids. When recently handling a world wide convention, she organized Cajun dance classes, alligator handlers and crawfish races for 400 children. Demand for business travelers is growing. The average business traveler is 41, a professional, married, and a parent. Some astute entrepreneurs are cashing in, too.