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| Field name | Value |
|---|---|
| Title | Organisation for European Economic Co-operation and Tourism. Consideration of Second Report of Bauer Working Party |
| Date | 16 Feb-8 Mar 1949 |
| Document type | Government Records |
| Publishing information | Organisation for Europe Economic Co-Operation |
| Description | Papers relating to a report on tourism produced for the Organisation for European Economic Co-operation, focusing on the opening up of the tourist industry across Europe in the postwar era. The reports include many facts about the postwar tourist industry – the alarming lack of American visitors to Europe and probable reasons for this, Europe-wide measures taken to boost the number of visitors to Europe, and the perceived link between boosting American tourism and boosting intra-European tourism. These issues are discussed in the context of European reconstruction more generally, thus showing how central they were in postwar diplomacy even between countries recently torn apart by war. |
| Series description | Board of Trade: Industries and Manufactures Department: Correspondence and Papers |
| Theme(s) | International Relations About themes |
| Regions | United Kingdom Europe United States of America |
| Country/State | United Kingdom Europe United States of America |
| Keywords | government involvement, World War Two, economy, tourists, transport, development, finance, industry, advertising, budget travel |
| Collection | Records of the Board of Trade and of successor and related bodies concerning government responsibilities for trade and industry |
| Reference | BT 64/1193 |
| Library | The National Archives, UK |
| Language | English |
| Copyright | Crown Copyright documents © are reproduced by permission of The National Archives London, UK |