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1 week ago

Exploring Juneau in Five Bites

For a small city of just over 30,000, Juneau, Alaska, is big on flavor. Restaurants here cater to cruise ship passengers, glacier chasers, and locals. With no roads in or out to bring in fresh food, chefs rely on seasonal foraging and carefully planned gardens. Despite these challenges, Juneau’s restaurant scene thrives…

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1 week ago

6 Unmissable Gastronomic Experiences in Italy

Discovering and exploring local food is increasingly a significant part of our travelling experience, wherever we go. Even when the cuisine is fairly familiar to us – and for many of us, our diets include more and more international dishes and flavours…

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1 week ago

10 Countries Where Your Money Goes Further: Affordable Travel for Women Over 60

Travel has become noticeably more expensive. Hotel rates have climbed substantially, and restaurant bills can be startling. Some destinations that once had a reputation for being inexpensive no longer feel particularly affordable. That doesn’t mean you have to give up international travel or downgrade every trip to the cheapest room you can find…

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1 week ago

Accessible Exploration of the “Avatar” Mountains in Zhangjiajie

On Monday evening I received a message: “Imagine how boring life would be if we went through it without challenges that we can learn from and conquer.” The woman who sent it was flying to Zhangjiajie the next morning. She is 77, American, traveling on her own, for 12 days…

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2 weeks ago

You Can Fly Across the World and Still Never Leave Home

When we landed in Vietnam, the first thing my travelling companion did was change the SIM card in his phone. He did it at the airport, so that he could stay fully connected to home. I used my phone differently on that trip. It was mostly a camera. Every so often I called my daughter to check in. The rest of the time, home was not in my hand…

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2 weeks ago

Bangkok for Beginners

It had always been a dream of mine to visit the islands of southern Thailand, and I was so happy that I was finally able to do so a couple of weeks ago. I traveled to the south of Thailand with a friend who had to be back after two weeks because of a commitment. I decided to stay on for another couple of weeks and leisurely travel north, eventually heading home from Bangkok…

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2 weeks ago

Hidden European Towns That Are Easier to Navigate Than the Famous Cities

Famous European cities can be thrilling to visit, but they can also come with crowds, confusing roads and metro maps, and the unfortunate tourist traps. Have you ever thought about visiting lesser-known European towns that are easier to navigate and enjoy? Small towns in Europe often have compact historic centers, fewer crowds, and easier transportation systems…

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2 weeks ago

10 Lessons that Come from Living Outside of Your Comfort Zone

We all have dreams and bucket lists that we would like to accomplish in our lifetime. Seeing that most of us are past 60, we have likely completed many of them…

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3 weeks ago

Slow Travel for Women Over 60: Staying in One Place for a Month

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to travel and stay in one place for an extended period of time? Do you often feel like your travels feel rushed, and that you get back home wishing you had spent more time? Maybe it’s time for you to look into slow travel. More and more women over 60 are embracing traveling and staying in one place…

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1 month ago

Traveling with Confidence When You Have Dietary Restrictions

Do you enjoy traveling? Do you have dietary restrictions that make you question your travel plans? Traveling with dietary restrictions, allergies, intolerances, or foods you avoid for personal reasons can be challenging. Eating away from home, especially in another language, can become one of the most stressful parts of a trip…

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