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International Travel: I am more or less familiar with at least six national or international coach sterns, plus the regular postal coaches of three more nations. Perhaps I can be E use by reporting, in a few words, what these nine are like.
1. Linjebuss, subtitled Swedish Trans-European Bus Lanes, is Sweden's bid, pioneering and greatly successful bid, for its share of grand-tour travel in urope. This is not a Swedish national service but strictly an international one, roviding some of the best tours to be had. Its network carries through many mds, all the way from Sweden to Rome and even to Madrid and Seville. Its assengers travel by day, sleep in chosen hotels by night.The modern hotel is an indispensable part of age of mobility. The international travel m that began shortly after World War II and inued its quickening pace into the 1970's Id not have been possible without a parallel jlopment of international hotels, rourism provides much of the foreign ex-ige earnings of many countries and islands, in these places the hotel industry is a vital of the national economy. Nevertheless, it is United States that has, by far, the best-sloped hotel plant. American hotel chains i as Hilton, Inter-Continental, Sheraton, Hotel Deration of America, and Western have set standards of international hotelkeeping since it 1950.
Monaco, whose name is not accented on the second syllable but pronounced evenly, with no strong stress on any syllable, is a full-fledged member country of the European Travel Commission and despite its tiny size (370 acres) an important one, for it has been, since the beginning in 1951, the seat of the permanent secretariat of the new Academie International du Tourisme, sponsoring such cultural ventures as the four-language International Dictionary of Tourism. |
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