Interesting book about a neglected area of cooperative history. The book gives a good overview of the people involved although there is very limited biographical information. Rich in statistics I found that graphs would be helpful. There are none so you don't see the increasing number of passengers or their preferred countries. One large failing of the book is not to give details of the holiday homes owned either exclusively or jointly with other organisations. This could have been done as an appendix for those who are interested. Many cooperative histories do this. Names of staff and management could be treated the same way. Published in 1960 further research led me to seeing the association converted to a company. Now owned by Travel lodge. Probably inevitable. ( )