| Show : I t r2 TRAVEL The Salt Lake Tribune Ito6'rir'- 779'zt-- Sunday September 8 1991 t Ideal solution for next European trip gVI N- I I i 1 4 : : Through the picture windows you see castles and cathedrals moist green meadows with olored cows high peaks and European beaches romantic little villages or luxury hotels No fretefting in traffic No forts No road stresses The rails take you from Paris to Frankfurt 'Munich to Zurich and points be- -- : 777-44-4' 4 VS r a (!14e4)) tis- -:- A e— k 7' 11u1 1 I - - Lrl 1 : I 1 i ' '4 7)-71:4- " " yond : 11 ' ri& i ' o kVASHINGTON 11- cpimnittee chairman accused the State Department Thursday of American travelers' ltves by not providing consistent Timings about violent crime in countries around the world : Rep John Conyers chairman of the House Govern- ment Operations Committee Made the accusation in releasing a cpngressional General Accounting Office report on State Department travel advisories and notices on crime : "The lives of Americans have been endangered because the State Department has failed to disseminate to US travelers information in its possession on violent crimes in various parts of the world" Conyers said The report recommended the State Department establish a consistent policy for the crime warnings requiring complete information on countries with crime problems It also recommended that the telephone number for recorded State Department travel advisorbe printed in ies passports and published in US telephone directories The GAO report said no warning was issued for Mexico for example despite 139 crimes against Americans between June 1989 and February 1991 including 39 murders or murder attempts : " - - - 417 t A - 1 : r ' 0 ) vineyards on the slopes in Lavaux region near Epesses Lausanne in background I tle countryside along Lake Geneva with countries This pass seems perfect for North Americans who want to avoid the hassle of complicated ticket vending machines or unfriendly railroad personnel who don't speak English (The Eurailpass won't do you any good though when the Italians have one of their many strikes) SNCF (Societe Nationale des Chemins de Fer Francais) employees respect the traveler who arrives with the France Railpass And while the French have the most rapacious taxi drivers they also have charming hotels like the Meurice or Plaza Athenee in Paris that send a limousine to pick you up from the numerous Paris stations French dining cars are among the best in Europe with gourmet cooking (at a price) and impeccable white tablecloths The bathrooms shine like those in Swiss railway carriages with soap and towels and full-lengt- rors 28-O- 1- - VIVE LA DIFFERENCE: Hilton International has won contract to build and manage first luxury hotel at Paris' Charles de Gaulle Airport Hotel will be adjacent to new station connecting airport to center of Paris Eurodisneyland and rest of France via country's TGV rail network Completion slated for 1993 high-spee- d 1- A - from 24 FREE d work) To be sure most large European railway stations excel in restaurants which serve excellent meals at affordable prices The variety of dishes is enormous The Balmhof in Zurich Switzerland is typical for the city within a city concept: You can shop at boutiques send mail telegrams or packages make long distance calls to Aus two-nig- ht ::n ment offering 141103 (0 money-shavin- $429 PROS CAR MEALS l' tpI - cktie ! 1 0 1 I AWE Il owl WERT001 FRANCISCO & TRAVEL trLID 3-6 WTAN FALL COLOR I Day WWWWW 'TAUS Ociaarre I- 'LAX -23 I -t- MONT 'mama Moverelera 7- IMMO VALLS' 3 Dew WWII 'December ---- 215 355 e99 3 Days 1 IN - - ITIWWIAMES urs se SALT TOLL PITVI ROO) NOW ' 54$4421 c I 1300-631-83- 4 -- J -KC Ave - UT 14109 - 4 - ct4 I toti PI !"1-- : I: - ik ri i !P st 1 P A: 11 Ir ilt'I:i 4 l':'I 1 CA' 5'1 'Ii 44 ift 1 qt141 ? : :4 r ' ' 4 14 4k V t a 1 ' :41 C ' 6i N4 t 4 diir :(4i r '' I f:1 1 - 111 t'li t t '41 :I 64151411t11) 1 l': 4t 63 di ' '4 U vs 16N11-- t Cli:tIlik 4' 1 -'"7- A' 4 A Itititt l'i 1 I )4 Oiiflt ' r c 111 1 4 1 3:t6I§ N'7'''' 11 't'i 1- it 7 711C11 J101 61 - —00 - Ziltira Ni144 - --- 11 4 4 1 4 '4 110 A ‘?friligli 0 kIllittiffM411' 4- "lb Sb 5$13 - c vs : ' 111:411 - - rEl 4411 44v 1 tTOITotil ' 414 1 anit - 0 III) 9 5) Ilieli9rN - i :41111(orPociAlltkt iiii---spit'- '2''' Wi I r1- -c klsililtoR (0J t v!Zt Ikolt Iti m 14: vOrt ! --7-'' I - i i 4'14 C s 0i 1! 0 - :- - t )s 4 11 41 a I14 iIli 1 : ''''' tliti 10141 Ilt t I0 c let 1144 A k01 4 't 1 a v II w ) w m ti In 10j Lost ! w rAo vlo - V ' y S i ' f: t '''9'' firr:t ii i 4rcYPItil':t7 i 14411 4414 Oo 44 it 4fc 1At Od IiG"!! r17'''' :14-F- ' Ati 114:::!A" i''' - Jekg1 '!!!' !!! f'i'"d!''FI'' ' ' 417 i1 41 Alt ttJa4rt)1704:II:1x1 clrrirrrirlcHrt ii- 912 11'44""1"-----j1441-- 1 4 44L4 ' -:'0- '4 c 44 - ' t'1!tip't14tk IA'Wr4U - 4y!' i 1:!41 7 7 r k'''''It:-?'''01:-'- t4' i v' t i 1km 11 1r't x - 'd!'' -- 1 v - !V- - zi::: !f :: 2 ''''7---- 4 - lit I 0 ti -- T--- -- - 4- ti i "4 ii''iil (ti')1 ki' 'fvft1! 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T: 40o 0'''' fV t1F tions for recovering alchoholics and their families and features 12- step style meetings along the lines of Alcoholics Anonymous for various other addictions — drugs gambling sex weight — at places ranging from Club Meds to cruise ships to ski resorts 22-pa- 9 71 1 d ' 17'''''114 LI i i " 17' 1) - SOBER VACATIONS INTERNATIONAL specializes in vaca- CATCHER IN THE RYE: Singleworld says it's America's largest operator of cruises and tours for single people The Rye organization has an active membership of more than 10000 members a quarterly newsletter of travel activities and a free catalog of trips and rates It offers singles the security of traveling in a group enviroa- i t— b PI sq -- 1 Al I guides Certain departures are designated for singles under 35 while others are offered for singles of an ages "share" accommodations — double triple or quad — are always matched according to gender and whenever possible according to age New "Smokesaver" feature designates all "shares" as nonsmoking unless all roommates are smokers $25 annual membership fee five-ho- - 1 ' '! r‘tt rd'kid'5 6 P ' V''''!' (:47:' ((co 40Si v)rit o'A'li'iç Colo Money-savin- - i it1:' 'N'4ItiOt'4 i t6 ' 4 '''' Itij1111' 'Nte - ' 'tt rik41) !( 1 4:j - tilitH V''' ' lr':c'4 115413'1 I ' (d11'' 11 14 VI:14'! 41117' - - ist ' t'" tlt1 i !-- lf C t Ri A r° NIOIF V'tt '' 014-1t- ' ii 4i Fi - gti' 71i0i toir ! 4 1 4-- ::t r 4l ) CPI ri 171I: i0v14 tt:' 6' Curtis W Casewit lives in RAFT SALE: Eddy Fa:m Resort Hotel near Port JervisNY has $8450 (per person per night) package that includes overnight stay breakfast and lunch and raft trip with Kittatiny Canoes Also "Scuba Diving on Delaware" package for $202 that includes use of scuba tank and air use of resort beach accommodations and Pull American Plan NY-base- '''tlti' 1' ' t"1'' :lifil N11' cross-countr- L 29 PLAY WITH MORT Viii717" CALIFORNIA CIRCLE ! ' 1 tflOdikl!i four-seaso- d FINPItilf 3299 1017 SAN ''''dk kt411i 1 mi 1114- tfr"Thlo I i) tiilI g " 1 4 IT-- - 11 Ati' 4 L'd)d!'' : i3T' 1 ct Price 135 $85 to S 1124 I h"d 01 - ' 413 '11'L1 tii OC:i r newspapers store your baggage for several hours or wheel your suitcases around in free baggage carts The Bahnhof deposits you smack in the heart of a town with good hotels all around Best of all the European rails get the traveler in touch with marn velous scenery — a mountain lake filled with skaters the ripening grapes in vast vineyards along the Rhine river the freshly scrubbed Paris houses y skiers against a of hillocks and white background the monastery wall festooned with fall leaves Ultimately the train remains the best travel solution for your next Europe trip Just ask your travel agent The TGV is a high speed train from Geneva Switzerland to Paris via Lyons and from Paris to Nantes at speeds up to 162 mph More "trains de grande vitesse" are being planned In the meantime the French already designed compartments with horseshoe-shapelounges for meetings and "bar cars" (Some SNCF trains installed huge tables for executives to do their office well-stocke- 1 01 I t 'i§' r' :Sy tria or Australia buy fresh fruit or mir- h - SKI AT SEA: Colorado resorts such as VailBeaver Creek and Steamboat Springs are among sponsors of celebrity ski cruise aboard Norwegian Cruise Line's 5 from MiNorway Sept ami to the Caribbean Ski professionals help passengers train for the coming ski season offer workouts ski tips even fashion show and ski giveaways including trips equipment apparel Participants Include freestyle champ Suzy Chaffee and Olympic medalists Billy Kidd and Jimmie Huega - DISNEYLAND 4Y2 to tl 14 ' V'i:i' 0 e0 te - I vri ' 471i7! i tii'0Iiilik gigt :'' year it's valid for 17 European $1010112 RENO 1 F -- '' IrLi - I i:ili 3 win Natioced Teiviet Office DAILY 0001 $2 0100000 me 10 1 al low Cali $10411 50 to $2050 Via il:k i11)$d-di- t'' d Federal Railways lead t !trough a gen- - §'i) r0 !4 — 0t p sts 1 - t' i'':' f '''1-- li' l'' N 'III 1 WENDOVER RI 1114 I ' t- : 4 i iI 1 - 1 ELKO iti' k tit ii ii if4 r':: 1)14 :4 J Swiss ' ' 1 hP'-:'- -1 A ) -- 4 I'- - 10 01ii-ztt NEW YORK DAILY NEWS — A House - :i11t 'Il'ICtur By Michael Iachetta REUTERS NEWS SERVICE V" 01 i zisk1i'ql41) You can learn to ski at sea warnings endanger lives " 4-- 1 t 1 1 '1 1'14 4 I Poor travel !TiZ' 44- - ' 1: - -- 0 - 4 t i IJ - t'-i 7::::: t')11-:-1 - : Z4: i IlltPq '1 III' om I tat ILL111-11-i!- i- Pf-- 1: 1 4 ' IJb) ! Ye 1 m- g 4 V ! Preparing your European trip? I 1 i' 1 2 The train is the ideal travel solu- tion It's far more relaxing than the rental car far less expensive than a flight between cities : The trick is to get ready before you land in Europe Major travel agents can now fix you up with a magic ticket for the length of your stay on the Continent Thus the French offer the France Rail Pass for nine or 16 days It provides you not only with unlimited travel but also is good on the Paris subway (the Metro) and the airport bus The Swiss sell you a Swiss Pass that works on all of Switzerland's trains plus postal coaches and lake steamers you can even use the Swiss Pass to reach the summits of certain ski areas The Germans meanwhile invented the German Rail Tourist Card (TC) Sold only in the United States and Canada this TC is available in first or second class for nine or 16 days there is also a Junior Tourist Card for people under 26 and a half price for seniors ages 60 and up The Germans go in for innovation Certain express trains now feature a rolling nursery known as lqnderland Service with play arena for tots complete with toys The MB or Deutsche Bundesbahn transports your private car Conveyor belts are being installed at major German railroad stations so you won't have to carry heavy baggage What's more you can'catch the train at such major airports as Frankfurt and Duesseldorf Zurich and Paris (On the other hand the DB is notoriously understaffed so there are long lines at ticket counters which makes a German railpass all the more valuable) If you plan to visit more than one or two countries you should consider the genial invention known as the Eurailpass It is sold by your hometown travel agent all ' Iti: ' :vAtot—liv 4 f I IJUILLIJL - k- ''' 1I - ok7- --------ink - 1 ' - 4 : ft f g ' - g map-readin- - - 40P -i --- I 04-10---z U 0 1 t k 4 -t - 'r5-'- i chocolate-c- i !-- tI 41t4t- 0t f -- By Curtis Casewit - i- If 0 I - - a : wk ) - vi — -- ----- r ir il bvle t'41' 1 "e0 t --J es |
