Word: travels
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Moores announced in February that they wereresigning so that they would have more free timeto travel and to "get on with our own work and ourlives," Moore said at the time...
...didn't involve terrorism. It didn't involve politics. It just involved 11 travel-weary Sharfsteins and one airline with an attitude...
Later books grew out of the need for fresh subjects. "England is not laid out like Trinidad. Its life goes on behind closed doors," he notes. "To get material, I've had to travel." What Naipaul conveyed in nonfiction such as An Area of Darkness and The Loss of El Dorado and in his novels Guerrillas and A Bend in the River changed Western perceptions of the underdeveloped world. Free of their colonial keepers, new nations had to confront their own hearts of darkness. In Africa the author found tribalism overgrowing hopes of progress; in India he observed that poverty...
...TRAVEL: Hotels cater to the littlest guests...
Even on business trips, the baby boomers often want to take their kids along. The travel industry, eager to please, is finding that a little pampering pays...