Americans lose their holiday inhibitions

[underpants]

A nude woman stands on a ship in this undated photo provided by the American Association for Nude Recreation (AANR). Americans are starting to flock to beaches and country parks reserved for nudists, especially at the luxury end of the market.(AFP/HO-AANR)

Americans lose their holiday inhibitions
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20050617/lf_afp/afplifestyleholidaystourismus_050617210205

WASHINGTON (AFP) - It is called a vacation "au naturel," using a French expression as a fig leaf to cover up its more common name of naturism.

The United States is a deeply conservative country and some inhibitions take time to cast off, but Americans are starting to flock to beaches and country parks reserved for nudists, especially at the luxury end of the market.

"People are looking for a more relaxed way to spend their vacation," according to Carolyn Hawkins, public relations coordinator for the American Association for Nude Recreation (AANR).

"They find visiting a nudist resort, they can travel more and pack less."

[Deja Q]

1. 'pack less' could speak volumes depending on the holiday traveller...

:think:

[tavalon]

2. I went on a nude cruise once

It was fun.

[Deep13]

3. Um, where you they put their room keys?