This guide investigates the logistical and cultural requirements for travelers exploring the regions of Southern France and the island of Corsica during the mid-1970s. F. George Kay utilizes his experience as a travel writer to synthesize regional history, local customs, and practical transit advice into a cohesive framework for the post-war tourist. The text serves as a structured manual designed to optimize the visitor's experience through curated itineraries and essential site information.

The text functions as a period-specific reference manual, offering a snapshot of tourism infrastructure and regional priorities as they existed in the mid-1970s. Its utility is primarily historical, providing insight into the travel patterns and cultural focus of the era for contemporary researchers or collectors.