Write an abstract super class encapsulating a vacation: A vacation has one attribute: a destination . It has an overloaded constructor a toString() and an abstract calculate cost method that returns...

Write an abstract super class encapsulating a vacation: A vacation has one attribute: a
destination. It has an
overloaded constructor
a
toString()
and an
abstract calculate cost
method that returns the total cost of each vacation. This class has two non-abstract subclasses: one encapsulating an
all-inclusive vacation, and the other encapsulating a
vacation bought piece-meal.

An
all-inclusive vacation
has three additional attributes: a
brand
(for instance ClubMed); a
rating, expressed as a number of stars; and a
price. In addition an
all-inclusive vacation
has an overloaded constructor, a toString() and a
concrete calculate cost
method that returns the total cost of the
all-inclusive vacation
vacation ( price).

A
piecemeal vacation
has three additional attributes:
hotel, meal, airfare
as corresponding costs. In addition an
all-inclusive vacation
has an overloaded constructor, a toString() and a
concrete calculate cost
method that returns the total cost of the
all-inclusive
vacation ( sum of hotel, meal and airfare).

You also need to include a
client class
to test these two classes using either an
ArrayList
or an
array of objects
to populate the array. Print the state of each element and the total costs for each vacation element.