Graves's speech 'The Phenomenon of Mass-Tourism', given at the Madrid Athenaeum Club on 3 March 1964, discusses the experience of mass tourism in Majorca in the early 1960s. Graves draws on his personal experiences of Majorca and foreign travel, anecdotes from tour guides, brings in passages from his 1962 Blashfield Address 'The Word Báraka' and approvingly cites Queen Salote of Tonga's tourism policy.
'The Phenomenon of Mass-Tourism'
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- Dates of Creation1964
- Physical Description8 items
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Canelluñ Collection number: CC1610
This refers to the arrangement of the papers in Robert Graves’ study before they were transferred to the College.