КАК МОЖНО СКОРЕЕ ПЛИИИИИИЗ!!!переведите текст: People started travelling long ago. The first travellers were nomads and pil¬grims, merchants and traders. They travelled along rivers, lakes and seas. The first travellers used si...

КАК МОЖНО СКОРЕЕ ПЛИИИИИИЗ!!!переведите текст: People started travelling long ago. The first travellers were nomads and pil¬grims, merchants and traders. They travelled along rivers, lakes and seas. The first travellers used simple means of travelling: boats and ferries on the water and camels in the desert. But tourism had to wait for the civilisation of ancient Greece before it really got moving. The Olympic games of 776 BC were the first international event, with people travelling from many countries to watch and take part. Gradually, more and more people caught the travel bug. At first it was the nobility who set out in the 17th and 18th centuries on their Grand Tours - an essential part of every young gentleman's education. Travel grew and developed as long as means of transport kept on growing. With the 19th century the age of modern trains came. In the late 19th century the first motor-cars appeared. The age of airplanes changed travel crucially. In the early 20th century jet planes emerged. They made air travel available to all people. Air travel is the fastest and the most convenient mode of travel¬ling. No place in the world is more than 24 hours away by jet. In the 19th century tourism was mainly for the rich. They had enough mon¬ey and spare time for travelling. Not many working people in Europe had paid holidays. Well-to-do people used to take tours to France, Germany, Switzerland and Austria. They spent time at famous sea resorts in France. They went to health resorts and spas of Germany for recreation and treatment. They travelled to the resorts in the mountains of Switzerland and Austria.