“Land of many Lands” Sounds like an Indian name! Hey, “Why not let yourself go”?
Lots of choices. Do they really need to state that each hotel/motel has accommodations “with bath” – did they even have rooms “without baths” still in the 1973?
I want all those vintage tickets shown in the “Goodtime Features” oh wait; I actually have some already… Those air fares sure seem high? Hmmm, I’d opt for the Category “A” with the hotels. Although I do see the lovely Space Age Lodge in Category “C”.
General Conditions.
I wonder why they chose to make the second "a" in "VACaTIONS" lower case?
ReplyDeleteThe mention of the rooms "with bath" might have been for foreign travlers. Some European and Asian hotels still have "shared" baths. Although this flyer does appear to be geared towards doemestic travelers.
My guess is that I would want to stay in the Space Age Lodge, and my parents would say "no, let's just stay at HoJo's where we know it's nice".
ReplyDeleteGreat memories!
ReplyDeleteAlthough still in high school, I booked a vacation through the WD Travel Co. in the summer of '73. I poured over this brochure for weeks and stayed at the Disneyland Hotel (I think for the first time).
Many hostels in major cities offer guests amenities and facilities such as internet access, full kitchens, laundry, discounts to popular tourist activities, and more.
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Well that's a nice brochure but I think y prefer to rent apartment buenos aires and travel in Argentina
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