1960s travel

Travel in the 1960s was marked by rapid advancements in transportation technology and increased affordability, making journeys more accessible. The decade saw the widespread use of commercial airlines, significantly reducing travel time across countries and continents. Cars became more popular and affordable, encouraging road trips and suburban expansion. Space exploration began, capturing imaginations worldwide, though space travel was mostly limited to astronauts. Travel infrastructure improved, with better highways and airports. Tourism grew as more people had leisure time and disposable income, fostering a sense of global interconnectedness and cultural exchange that laid the groundwork for modern travel.