CHEAP HOLIDAYS
GROUP TRAVEL TOURS A logical development of our increased leisure is a corresponding increase in travel facilities. With this has come a new conception of travel. No longer can this be regarded as the privilege of the idle or the well-to-do. Large scale organisation lias done for travel what it has done for industry. It has cheapened holidays to an extent undreamed of a few years ago. The Physical Welfare and Recreation Branch, in conjunction with the Tourist Department, is sponsoring a non-profit-making tour from January 22nd to January 29th, proceeding via Wanganui River, Mt. Egmont, AVaitomo Caves and National Park, and embracing a 750-mile bus tour, for £7. This will be the first shot in an intensive group travel campaign in the North Island, following on the successful initiation of Group Travel principles in the South Island over the last year. These new principles, which have been applied so successfully in other countries, envisage a tour, not as a mercenary sight-seeing trip, but as a social and recreative adventure, conducted by officers skillied in recreative organisation, and enlivened by personal contacts en route. • This first tour embraces a very'interesting circuit of North'lsland attractions, and any people or organisations who consider participating in this venture may obtain all in■formalum from- the Physical AY'cl-n-e Brand!, Brandon House, Wellington.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 2, Issue 106, 5 January 1940, Page 6
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219CHEAP HOLIDAYS Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 2, Issue 106, 5 January 1940, Page 6
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