Time Travels - S150
The Good Old Days Collection
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4m 45s
Traveling in the 1960s underwent significant transformations as commercial air travel expanded, making destinations around the world more accessible to a growing middle class.
The popularity of road trips surged with the construction of interstate highways in the United States, while cultural phenomena like the Hippie Trail and the rise of package holidays facilitated adventurous journeys across continents, reflecting the era's spirit of exploration and freedom.
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