Happy Tour

Happy Tour was a pinball machine released by Italian manufacturer Zaccaria during the transitional period of the late 1970s when the industry was moving from electro-mechanical to solid-state electronics. The machine represented Zaccaria's efforts to compete with American manufacturers in the growing European pinball market.

The playfield design embraced a travel and tourism theme, fitting for its era when international leisure travel was becoming more accessible to the middle class. The artwork likely featured cheerful vacation imagery and tourist destinations, which was typical of Zaccaria's aesthetic approach during this period. The gameplay would have incorporated standard features of the early solid-state era, including pop bumpers, drop targets, and likely a multiball feature.

As with many Zaccaria machines of this period, Happy Tour would have been produced primarily for the European market, though some units may have made their way to other international locations. The machine represents an important piece of Italian pinball history, as Zaccaria was one of the few major European manufacturers competing with American companies during the golden age of pinball.