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BySENATORJOHN „
W. WARNER
The Congress and the President have declared the week of May 27th through June 2nd, National Tourism Week. In celebrating this week, Americans observe the many contributions of the travel and tourism industry to our state and national economy.
In its highest form, tourism is a quest for knowledge. Through tourism, we acquire a deeper awareness of our heritage, our environ* * ■sent'* and ' <oor- cuRapgj Travel stretches our and develops our sense of civilization.
Not all people of the world eryoy the same unrestricted travel Americans do. In many countries, citizens must obtain permission from the central government to leave the country, and their passports are impounded by the national police upon their return. ;
This quest for knowledge and freedom to travel have
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