A new rite of passage in the form of travel, particularly to Europe, has become commonplace in post-World War II Australian society. The Australian experience is unique; the country's geographic...Show moreA new rite of passage in the form of travel, particularly to Europe, has become commonplace in post-World War II Australian society. The Australian experience is unique; the country's geographic place in the world, its healthy economy and its historic tie to Great Britain all characterise this phenomenon. This experience - as fluid as it may seem on the surface - has remained relatively consistent throughout the post World War II period despite developments in aviation and communications technology.Show less
