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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 31984, 10 May 1969, Page 20

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"Our big cities. They may look expensive, but they’re not.’ (A message from the people who live in the U.S.A.) MOM of our overseas visitors are curious ~ about our big cities —and what It costs > to aeo thorn. Hero aro some questions rw , they often ask us. t Q. What do big city hotels charge? A. Luxury hotels can cost a lot. Most Americans prefer to stay at smaller, moderately priced hotels. There are dozens ot them in - our big cities. in New York, you can pay between $6.50 5|U.. and $ll. In Washington from $4.50 to $ll. iblMWh In San Francisco between $5.50 and $lO. (These are per-person double R 3 pancy.) Your bathroom will have a tub or Ml • shower and lots of hot water. Chances are a _ . - ’ ' * '■ . -. your room will have big-screen TV. ... ; ■ / ’■ ( ■/'' How to vacation In Naw Orleans .’V'‘Lffi"',' 'r toraeUtttoasSNZll.OOaday L Hotel room with beth and TV (per pereon, double occupancy) , $ 5.50 .W I Braakfast (orange julea,bacon and eggs, , - ’£'* toast ano cense) S 0.90 7’lC l . -w" .i’t Lunch (roast beet, new potatoes, green \ W pea salad, and coflee) $ 1.20 Dinner (seafood platter, French fries, - z J-’ “* I?/ ' v 7 salad, bread and butter, and coffee) $2.70 '> « r - Sight-seeing and buses $ 2.30 ,12 ' 80 Cable cars have been part of the San Francisco scene for 96 years. Ride on one for 15c. ’ In San Francisco, for instance, a $4.50 tour deluxe restaurants can become expensive will really show you the town, from one end if you insist on all the gourmet touches. Q. Your tourist attractions. Will they cost to the other. You’ll see Fisherman’s Wharf, (Generally, we don't.) us much? the Golden Gate Bridge, the Palace of Fine You can enjoy a roast duckling dinner in Arts, and many other famous places. As you New York for under $4.00. And a delicious A. Generally, no. In fact, some of our most see the sights, a guide tells you interesting seafood meal in New Orleans for about $2.70. exciting sights are free. Like a tour of the historical information about each of them. And almost anywhere you'll find our national White House in Washington. (Tip: visit our dish: the hamburger. We love them. Prices nation’s capital when the cherry trees are in o c h«iw««.n C itia> hv motor var Y> but our most P°P ular one cos,s 20c. blossom, early in April.) Some attractions do Can you go between cities by motor bjg cjtjes N(jw Sgn cost money, but we find it money well spent. co « cnr Francisco. New Orleans. Boston. Los A tour of Rockefeller Center, for example, wonderful baroain You can Angeles. Miami. Atlanta. Seattle. We could VcStos2 W You a cSn &a whTmon?h in X® name dozens for you to visit-each with its movie, studio costs s2.w. you can take a , . | im j*. on m ii eaoe (Reminder- own exciting personality, all vibrant with the *Sta5Sl3 r °near £ SXkite ' kind of life you’ll find only in American cities. Ann JbSTfJra 15 adSSslTn charae And O f fl Y from cit Y to cit y- Most of our airlines We wish you could see them alt. We hope the llWenleMures that co S sT nen- ha ve worked out special rates for overseas you will visit as many as you can. !feß?.’dlm"wuXSl ISS £ ® ’S«« can M ,na about Harbor on a ferryboat and get an extra- . See your travel agent soon. He’ll give you a ordinary view Of Manhattan’s skyline. In San _ JLY° “I£^!!L b L an a dav and6c free “ U ’ S ’ Trtvel Plannin 9 Kit". It contains a Franciscp, ride up and down the hills in a ®^. 1 * °"® ■’ a day and 6c fascinating collection of helpful information, cable car. The fare is 15c. a mil ®’ Lar9or cars cost more ’ from maps to cost and sight seeing guides. You’ll find it an exciting, interesting way to Q. What’eagooil way to really see the big Q. What about big city restaurants? prepare for your visit to us. cities? Expensive? A. Do aS we do. Take guided tours In sight- A. We find we can get a good dinner for $2.70 UNITED STATES TRAVEL SERVICE seeing buses. Every big city has them. and a really great one for about $7.20. Our