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AANR Makes NYT Travel Blog

newnytThe American Association for Nude Recreation is featured in this week’s New York Times travel blog,  In Transit. The article is written by Michele Higgins who wrote last year’s three-page spread, “No Shoes, No Shirt, No Worries,” that appeared in the print edition of the Sunday Travel section.

This week’s article, “Shedding Inhibitions (and Clothes),” gives the results of the Ypartnership/Yankelovich 2009 National Travel Monitor which showed that 10 percent of respondents viewed a “resort that offers a nude recreation experience” was “extremely/very desirable.”

Click here to watch a slideshow and read the entire article.

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