Cruise & Maritime, Saga Cruises and its sister line, Spirit of Adventure, which tend to attract an older clientele, have traditionally catered for solo travellers.

The consignment market has traditionally catered to women and children, but in the last few years, some men's shops have opened up, and business is flourishing.

Wal-Mart, which has traditionally catered to low-income shoppers, also appeared to benefit from consumers who tried to conserve gas by reducing their weekly shopping trips.

Christie's is also keeping the 10 percent fee for its South Kensington salesroom in London, which has traditionally catered to less expensive goods.

Landlords now have tenants traditionally catered for by other providers, such as social housing.

Nationally chartered banks traditionally catered to the needs of businesses and they could issue their own bank notes, which served as currency in the absence of today's Federal Reserve Notes.

In Europe, though, insulation is largely sold by so-called builders' merchants, who had traditionally catered to contractors but now sell retail to the public.

Bulgari, the century-old Italian jewelry company that has traditionally catered to an older, moneyed set, is trying to reposition itself to appeal to a younger generation.

The stores on State have traditionally catered to middle-income people.

In addition, CSU schools, especially in more urban areas, have traditionally catered to the commuter, enrolling most of its students from the surrounding area.