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                                  Exhibit 10.5

                   MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT AND OPTION TO PURCHASE

THIS AGREEMENT (the "Agreement") is entered into effective April 5, 1999, by and
among Affinity International Travel Systems, Inc. ("Affinity"), a Nevada
corporation with its principal place of business at 100 Second Avenue South,
Suite 303N, St. Petersburg, FL 33017, Prestige Travel Services II, Inc.
("Prestige"), a Florida corporation with its principal place of business at 4100
West Kennedy Boulevard, Suite 100, Tampa, FL 33609, Travel Systems
International, Inc. ("TSI"), a Florida corporation with its principal place of
business at 21 9th Street South, Suite A, St. Petersburg, FL 33705, Kenneth B.
Wiggins and Francine A. Wiggins (collectively, "Shareholders"), residing at 3174
Shoreline Drive, Clearwater, FL 33760.

                               W I T N E S S E T H

A.    WHEREAS, Affinity is a publicly-traded company (OTC BB: TRIP) engaging in
      a broad-based travel services business through various affiliates and
      subsidiaries;
B.    WHEREAS, Prestige is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Affinity with division
      encompassing retail travel agency, outside agent, and cruise brokerage
      operations;
C.    WHEREAS, TSI is a retail travel agency that includes an outside agent
      program (the "Assumed Business");
D.    WHEREAS, Shareholder Kenneth B. Wiggins is the chief executive officer,
      director, and the 51% shareholder of TSI; and
E.    WHEREAS, the parties wish to enter into an arrangement whereby Prestige
      will assume the operations of TSI pending an agreement for the eventual
      acquisition of the assets of TSI by Affinity.

NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants and undertakings herein
and of other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of
which being hereby acknowledged, the parties agree as follows:

1. Management of Assumed Business TSI hereby engages Prestige to manage the
Assumed Business and all of TSI's rights and duties therein as expressly
described herein to Prestige on the terms and conditions contained herein.
Prestige hereby accepts such management rights and duties in the Assumed
Business.

2. Rights and Obligations Assumed Prestige agrees to assume, so long as this
Agreement remains in effect, responsibility for the following obligations
relative to the Assumed Business:

      a.    the lease of premises at 21 9th Street South, Suite A, St.
            Petersburg, Florida. A copy of such lease is attached hereto as
            Exhibit "A";
      b.    employment of staff deemed by the parties hereto sufficient to
            transact the Assumed Business in a manner consistent with its
            operating standards heretofore;
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      c.    telephone numbers and associated directory advertising costs;
      d.    the existing contract for communications/booking services with
            Amadeus, subject to Prestige's discretion in modifying, converting,
            or terminating such agreement; provided, however, that Prestige and
            Affinity shall indemnify TSI and its principals from any liability
            arising out of any such action on the part of Prestige. A copy of
            such agreement is attached hereto as Exhibit "B";
      e.    performance under any existing outside agent agreements, a standard
            form of which agreement is attached hereto as Exhibit "C" and a
            listing of agents subject to any such existing agreement is attached
            as Exhibit "D";
      f.    forward bookings and any deposits and accounts, including bank
            accounts, relative thereto but not including accounts receivables
            (whether known or unknown) as of the date of this Agreement; and
      g.    the existing Airlines Reporting Corporation (ARC) appointment and
            account of TSI, subject to Prestige's discretion in modifying,
            converting, or deactivating such arrangement; provided, however,
            that Prestige and Affinity shall indemnify TSI and its principals
            from any liability of TSI or the Shareholders under the ARC account
            arising out of any act or omission on the part of Prestige or
            Affinity.

3. Rights and Obligations Not Assumed Except as expressly provided herein,
neither Prestige, Affinity, nor any affiliate or subsidiary of Affinity shall
have any obligation to assume any debt of TSI, including, by way of illustration
and not limitation, any debt to the U.S. Small Business Administration, Colonial
Bank (formerly First Central Bank), Tampa Bay Black Investment Corporation, or
any other lender. TSI and Shareholder each expressly agree that they shall be
bound to pay or otherwise satisfy all such debts, liens, and obligations timely
so as to fully discharge their obligations with respect thereto.

4. Consideration In addition to Prestige's assumption of those obligations
specified in section 2 above, the parties agree that each will receive the
following monetary benefits for the transaction contemplated hereunder:

      a.    Prestige and Affinity agree that each shall be obligated to pay to
            TSI for the benefits derived hereunder the sum total of eighty-two
            thousand dollars $82,000.00 (the "Cash Obligation"). To satisfy the
            Cash Obligation, Affinity has advanced to TSI the sum of $10,000.00,
            such advance taking the form of a promissory note (the "Note", a
            copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit "E") in said principal
            amount, and further Prestige shall pay to TSI monthly a sum equal to
            twenty percent (20%) of the Adjusted Gross Revenues (defined as
            gross revenues less cost of sales and commissions paid to parties
            other than Prestige, Affinity, or any of Affinity's affiliates or
            subsidiaries) of the Assumed Business up to the sum of $72,000.00
            (this payment obligation shall be deemed "Earned Revenue"). At such
            time as TSI's Earned Revenue meets the sum of $72,000.00, all
            further such Earned Revenue shall be applied against the Note until
            the full principal amount of the Note has been satisfied. At that
            time, the Cash Obligation will be deemed fully satisfied. It is
            further provided that the

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            Cash Obligation shall be paid in full within eighteen (18) months
            from the date of this Agreement so long as TSI and Shareholder have
            not materially breached this Agreement.
      b.    Prestige shall retain as its compensation for the management
            services provided hereunder eighty percent (80%) of Adjusted Gross
            Revenues until the Cash Obligation has been paid, after which time
            Prestige shall retain one hundred percent of Adjusted Gross Revenues
            subject to the termination provisions at paragraph 7 below.

5. Option to Purchase Assets In addition to the consideration above, Affinity
shall have the exclusive option to acquire the assets of TSI (the "Option") as
described at Exhibit "F" hereto for the amount of eighty-two thousand dollars
($82,000.00), which amount shall be payable in preferred convertible stock of
Affinity stock to TSI, Shareholders, or their designee.

6. Exercise of Option The Option must be exercised by Affinity, and Affinity
shall be obligated to purchase the assets of the Assumed Business, upon
satisfaction of the Cash Obligation unless:

      a.    TSI and/or Shareholders have failed to satisfy in full all liens
            and/or debts related to the Assumed Business by the end of the 18th
            month of this Agreement; or
      b.    If prior to exercise of the Option, there should arise a condition
            or circumstance that adversely affects the Assumed Business which
            condition or circumstance was known or should reasonably have been
            known to TSI or Shareholders prior to execution of this Agreement.
            The parties acknowledge that TSI and Shareholder have not disclosed
            the existence of any such condition or circumstance as of the date
            or execution of this Agreement.

      If there exists a condition that relieves Affinity of its obligation to
exercise the Option, then Affinity, at its sole discretion, may terminate the
Option and this Agreement. Alternatively, if Affinity and TSI consent, the
parties may agree to extend the time for performance and the term of this
Agreement.

7. Term and Termination

      a.    This Agreement shall commence on the date written above and shall
            terminate at the earlier of the time of the transaction completing
            the exercise of the Option or on October 6, 2000.
      b.    This Agreement may be otherwise terminated only in the event of i) a
            material breach hereunder following notice to the breaching party,
            or ii) in the event that Affinity or Prestige shall terminate
            without cause that certain employment agreement with Shareholder
            Kenneth B. Wiggins (the "Employment Agreement") of even date in
            which event TSI may terminate, in its sole discretion, this
            Agreement upon notice to Prestige. Barring such termination by TSI,
            this Agreement shall remain in full force and effect.

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      c.    Upon termination, Prestige and Affinity shall act deliberately and
            promptly to reassign the rights and duties associated with the
            Assumed Business to TSI or its designees and shall return to TSI or
            its designee any and all rights in

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this Agreement has been executed and delivered on the date
first written above.

WITNESSES:                              PRESTIGE TRAVEL SERVICES II, INC.

                                        BY:
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                                               Anita LaScala, President

WITNESSES:                              AFFINITY INT'L TRAVEL SYSTEMS, INC.

/s/ Tracy Shelton                       BY: /s/ Daniel G. Brandano, Jr.
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                                            Daniel G. Brandano, Jr., Chief
                                            Executive Officer

                                        TRAVEL SERVICES INTERNATIONAL, INC.

/s/ Joan Brandano                       BY: /s/ Kenneth B. Wiggins
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                                            Kenneth B. Wiggins, President

/s/ Joan Brandano                       BY: /s/ Kenneth B. Wiggins
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                                            Kenneth B. Wiggins, individually

                                            /s/ Francine A. Wiggins
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                                            Francine A. Wiggins, individually

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                                  Exhibit 10.6

                      TERMINATION AND SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT

This Termination and Settlement Agreement (the "Agreement") is entered into by
and among Prestige Travel Services II, Inc. and Affinity International Travel
Systems, Inc. (collectively "Affinity"), Travel Systems International; Inc.
("TSF") and Kenneth B. Wiggins ("Wiggins").

                                    RECITALS

      A. Effective the 5th day of April, 1999, Affinity entered into a
management agreement (the "Management Agreement") with TSI.

      B. Effective the 5th day of April, 1999, Affinity entered into an
employment agreement (the "Employment Agreement") with Kenneth B. Wiggins
("Wiggins").

      C. TSI is a Florida corporation owned by Wiggins as to which Affinity
acquired an option to purchase as part of the Management Agreement.

      D. A feature of the understanding among the parties includes an agreement
to account, each to the other, for income and expenses, which predated and
postdated the effective date of the Management Agreement. For ease of reference
and for purposes of this Agreement only TSI shall be referred to as "Old TSI"
for the period of time predating April 5, 1999 and post-dating August 29, 1999
and as "New TSI" for the period including April 5, 1999 through August 29, 1999.

      E. The parties to this Agreement (collectively, the "Parties") have agreed
to amicably resolve their differences and to settle all existing disputes among
them, or have otherwise joined in this Agreement, on the terms and conditions
set forth below.

      NOW, THEREFORE, for the representations, convenants and promises contained
herein, and for other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and
sufficiency of which hereby are acknowledged, the Parties stipulate and agree as
follows:

      1. RECITALS AND EXHIBITS. The Parties acknowledge that the facts set forth
in the Recitals are true, correct and are an integral part of this Agreement.

      2. TERMINATION. The parties stipulate and agree that the Management
Agreement and the Employment Agreement are terminated and of no further force
and effect. All rights and obligations existing thereunder are superseded by
this Agreement and any rights now existing by and among the parties are
described herein.

      3. ACCOUNTING. The parties agree to appoint Peggy Elmer to serve as their
mutual accountant for purposes of this agreement. Ms. Elmer shall be charged
with the responsibility of conducting an accounting of the income and expenses
of TSI. The purpose of the accounting is to properly allocate income and
expenses attributable to Old TSI and to New TSI such that on the completion of
her work a determination can be made of any sums which

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may be owing by one party to the other. The operative understanding is that
Wiggins and TSI are entitled to receive the income generated by Old TSI and are
responsible for the expenses incurred by Wiggins and Old TSI--Affinity is
entitled to the income generated by the activities of Wiggins and New TSI and is
responsible for the expenses incurred in the ordinary course of business by New
TSI. The Accounting shall be paid for by Affinity and shall be conducted in
accordance with generally accepted accounting principles, except as expressly
modified by the parties. The Accounting shall produce a net number including the
following components:

            A.    the balance of the inter company account, representing income
                  and expenses received or paid by one company on behalf of the
                  other company as of the most recent financial statement
                  (expected to be received during the week of September 13,
                  1999); and

            B.    a credit to Wiggins and Old TSI of $9,000; and

            C.    a credit to Wiggins and Old TSI for 20% of the gross income -
                  after an accrual of $7,000 for August independent agent
                  commissions - earned by New TSI (representing the 80/20 split
                  contemplated by the Management Agreement); and

            D.    a credit to Wiggins of $500 (credit for start-up expenses)

Upon the completion of the Accounting, the party shown as owing funds shall pay
them to the party shown as entitled to funds within 5 days from the rendition of
the Accounting. The Accounting shall be incontestable, binding and absolutely
final so long as it includes each of the components described in Section 2 A-D
of this Agreement. Any party shall be entitled to consult with Ms. Elmer and
provide any input deemed important; all parties shall fully cooperate with the
conduct of the Accounting. The parties to this Agreement also agree to indemnify
Ms. Elmer from any claims which may arise as a result of her undertaking and
shall execute such further documents as may be necessary to reflect this
commitment to Ms. Elmer as she may require. Regarding any income received which
post-dates the Accounting, Wiggins may retain all income pertaining to Old TSI;
income belonging to New TSI will be deposited directly into the "SunStyle"
account (deposit slips will be supplied); income received which relates to both
Old TSI and New TSI will be deposited into the recipient's account and the
portion owing to the other party shall be remitted within 3 business days.

      4. FORGIVENESS OF THE $10,000 NOTE. Incident to the dealings among the
parties Affinity made a loan to Wiggins in the amount of $10,000. The Note
evidencing that indebtedness including all unpaid principal and accrued
interest, if any, is hereby forgiven.

      5. MOVING EXPENSES TRANSITION. Affinity shall pay certain moving expenses
of TSI to assist with the move of TSI to a location within the City of St.
Petersburg. Affinity shall bear the expense of moving the equipment known as the
"Amedeus" equipment and the TSI filing cabinets and furnishings located in the
offices of Affinity. These expenses will be paid directly by Affinity. Affinity
shall have no other responsibility for the payment of transition expenses
relating to the separation of TSI from the facilities of Affinity. TSI shall be

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entitled to continue to operate out of the Affinity facilities until such time
as the "Amedeus" move. Wiggins and TSI shall make their best efforts to expedite
the "Amadeus" move. The parties reasonably anticipate that such move will occur
on or before October 5, 1999. The entitlement to use the Affinity spaces, free
of rent, during the transition period is contingent upon the non-interference in
the business of Affinity and the strict adherence to the terms of this Agreement
by TSI and Wiggins.

      6. MUTUAL RELEASES. Affinity hereby forever waives, discharges,
terminates, extinguishes, and otherwise releases all Claims (as hereinafter
defined) that it now has, has had or may hereafter have against TSI, Wiggins and
their and its respective officers, directors, shareholders, employees,
attorneys, agents, contractors, successors or assigns, past or present, or any
of them

            TSI and Wiggins hereby forever waive, discharge, terminate,
extinguish, and otherwise release all Claims (as hereinafter defined) that they
or any of them now have, have had or may hereafter have against Affinity and all
of its subsidiaries and affiliates and their and its respective officers,
directors, shareholders, employees, attorneys, agents, contractors, successor or
assigns, past or present, or any of them.

            The term "Claims" as used above includes any promises,
representations, causes of action, rights and other claims and defenses of any
kind (in the broadest sense of those words), whether presently known or unknown,
whether matured or not yet ripe, and whether discovered or undiscovered prior to
the execution hereof, in law or in equity, arising in whole or in part out of or
otherwise relating to anything that has or has not occurred, in whole or in
part, prior to the effective date of this Mutual Release, including, but not
limited to:

            (A)   all Claims made or which could have been made to date by or
                  against the parties to this Agreement.

            (B)   all Claims made or which could have been made to date by or
                  against the parties to this Agreement arising from any default
                  or termination letter which predates the effective date of
                  this Agreement;

            (C)   all Claims arising out of or relating to any breach of the
                  Management Agreement, if any;

            (D)   all Claims arising out of or relating to any breach of the
                  Management Agreement, if any;

            (E)   all libel and slander or other tort Claims arising out of any
                  statements made by or on behalf concerning any or all of the
                  parties to this Agreement; and

            (F)   all Claims arising from any and all alleged violations of any
                  federal, state or local statutes, ordinances, rules
                  administrative orders, or other forms of regulations, as well
                  as any other claims based on constitutional, statutory, common
                  law or regulatory grounds; and

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            (G)   all Claims, any portion or element of which began to accrue
                  prior to the date of this Agreement, even though other
                  portions or elements of which do not occur or accrue until
                  after the date of this Agreement;

The term "Claims," however, shall not include and specifically excludes (1) any
and all promises, agreements, representations, warranties contained in this
Agreement, (2) any and all causes, causes of action, rights and other claims and
defenses of any kind arising out of the future performance or non-performance of
the terms and conditions of this Agreement.

      7. MISCELLANEOUS.

            (A)   The parties have negotiated the terms and provisions of this
                  Agreement, have consulted with such legal, tax, accounting,
                  financial and other advisors retained by them of their
                  personal choice as each considered necessary or advisable with
                  respect to this Agreement and the transactions contemplated
                  hereby, and this Agreement shall not be construed against any
                  party as the drafter hereof.

            (B)   This Agreement shall be governed, construed and enforced in
                  accordance with the internal laws of the State of Florida
                  without reference to its laws relating to the conflict of
                  laws. Each party irrevocably consents to personal jurisdiction
                  over that party by the courts of the State of Florida and the
                  court in the Pending Action for all purposes of this
                  Agreement.

            (C)   Time if of the essence under this Agreement.

            (D)   Each of the Parties shall execute and deliver such other
                  documents, certificates, agreements and other writings and
                  shall take such other actions to as may be reasonably
                  necessary to implement expeditiously or to consummate of this
                  Agreement.

            (E)   The Parties represent and warrant that each is duly
                  incorporated and in good standing in its state of
                  incorporation; that the signatories to this Agreement are duly
                  authorized to execute it; and that no undertakings, promises,
                  covenants or agreements of each party to this Agreement
                  constitute breach of its Articles of Incorporation, Bylaws or
                  covenants and agreements with any other party.

            (F)   This Agreement contains the complete agreement of the Parties
                  concerning the settlement of their disputes and supersedes all
                  prior agreements, promises, representations and warranties
                  that may have been made between the parties concerning that
                  subject, whether in connection with the negotiation of this
                  Agreement or otherwise.

            (G)   Wiggins affirmatively represents and warrants that he and TSI
                  will post the requisite bond with ARC and will hold Affinity
                  harmless from any

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                  claims which ARC may assert relating to business conducted by
                  TSI after August 29, 1999.

                  THE PARTIES HEREBY KNOWINGLY,
                  VOLUNTARILY AND INTENTIONALLY
                  WAIVE FOR THEMSELVES AND THEIR
                  RESPECTIVE SUCCESSORS AND
                  ASSIGNS, ANY AND ALL RIGHTS THAT
                  THEY OR ANY OF THEM MIGHT
                  OTHERWISE HAVE HAD TO HAVE ANY
                  OF THE ISSUES (CLAIMS OR
                  DEFENSES) IN ANY ACTION ARISING
                  FROM OR RELATING TO THIS
                  AGREEMENT TRIED TO A JURY. THIS
                  PROVISION IS A MATERIAL
                  INDUCEMENT TO THE ENTRY OF THIS
                  AGREEMENT.

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                                   PRESTIGE TRAVEL SERVICES II, INC.

                                   By: /s/ D.G. Brandano
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                                   Its: Director
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                                   AFFINITY INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL
                                   SYSTEMS, INC.

                                   By: /s/ Gerard LaMontagne
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                                   Its: Chief Financial Officer
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                                   TRAVEL SERVICES INTERNATIONAL, INC.

                                   By: /s/ Kenneth B. Wiggins
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                                   Its: President
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                                   KENNETH B. WIGGINS

                                   /s/ Kenneth B. Wiggins
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