Word: travelled
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...find out, three months ago he and a three-man crew piled into a rented Dodge travel bus crammed with film equipment and four bunk beds, and hit the back roads...
Meantime, his marriage was burning out. "I would come home from a world of travel and music," Mehta says, "and smell the diapers boiling. We grew apart." In 1964 the Mehtas got a divorce. "It just happened," Carmen says now. "I never did anything nasty to him, and he never did anything nasty to me." Mehta asked his younger brother Zarin, an accountant who had immigrated to Montreal via England, to look in occasionally on Carmen and the children (a daughter Zarina, now 9, and a son Merwan, 7). Zarin looked in occasionally, then more often. In 1966 Zubin...
...keep the foreign hordes coming, the British railroads and the Grand Metropolitan hotel chain have added Paris, Brussels and Gothenburg, Sweden, to a "mini-weekend" shopping special that has already become a hit in Amsterdam. From The Netherlands, it offers travel by train and ferry, plus two days' lodging in London, for $37-less than a round-trip plane fare. Even better news for hard-pressed Britain is an upsurge in foreign orders for British autos. British Motor Corp. expects to increase its deliveries to Europe by 5,000 cars this month. To meet that demand, B.M.C. is switching...
...show that he-and Congress-have the courage to back oratory with muscle. That means not merely trying to persuade tourists that the Tetons are prettier than the Alps or appealing to businessmen to put patriotism above profits, but enacting tough taxes and rigid rules to discourage travel and investments or loans abroad during the current emergency...
...TOURIST TRAVEL. The President wants a $500 million drop in the $2 billion-a-year payments deficit caused by the U.S. penchant for globetrotting. He not only urged Americans "to defer for the next two years all nonessential travel outside the Western Hemisphere," but also promised to ask Congress to put teeth in the ban. Most likely: a head tax of $100 or more per person per trip. If Congress enacts effective curbs, the $14 billion world tourist industry, among the largest ingredients of world trade, will suffer quite a jolt. Some 3,000,000 U.S. tourists spend...