Holidaymaking In 1974
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A Cooks tour has been synonymous with travel ever since English men first began to go abroad for pleasure.
Cooks have gone a long way since then and their tours are now world-wide. However, their tremendous experience in Europe over so many years has made the Continent their speciality.
This year’s series of European holidays in association with British Airways offers great variety. There is for instance, the “Eight Countries” 5243, lasting 13 days, travelling by air-conditioned coach.
The Road to Russia” lakes 18 days, five of which are by Baltic steamer, calling at Helsinki and Copenhagen en route to Leningrad— thence by rail to Moscow. The return journey from Moscow is by way of Poland, Germany and Belgium. The cost is $389.
There are numerous tours of Britain ranging from four days around the Shakespeare country, the Severn and Wye Valleys ($B6) to r i < V?? S ’ round trip from London to Inverness . including the English P lstrict > the Scottish Highlands, Edinburgh, York and Cambridge {5264).
The air fare has, of course, to be added to these prices. There is a supplement for single room in hotels.
A brochure with full details is available from travel agents or any office of British Airways.
