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1 month ago

The Ultimate Airplane Packing List for Women Over 60 (Carry-On Friendly & Comfortable)

Do you enjoy traveling? Do you often find that once you arrive at your destination, you realize that you packed too much? Or worse, you are missing something important? Packing for a flight can be hit-or-miss for some, but there are ways to make the task easier and less hectic. Having a carry-on-friendly packing list for airplanes can definitely make your travels more comfortable…

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2 months ago

8 Travel Groups for Black Seniors

In the vibrant tapestry of life, travel has always been an essential thread, weaving unforgettable experiences and cherished memories. For many seniors, the allure of exploring new destinations and immersing themselves in diverse cultures remains ever-present…

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2 months ago

Why Sicily Is the Perfect Destination for a Springtime Break

Springtime is such a glorious time of year and certainly one of my favourite times to be here in Sicily. Delicate fresh spring flavours appear in dishes and on menus and, with daylight hours increasing daily, al fresco breakfasts and dinners start to bookend the day. Meanwhile, wildflowers and fragrant herbs are emerging on the hillsides…

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2 months ago

Tapas, Teatime & Traditions: A Culinary Road Trip Along Spain’s Hidden Routes

Have you ever been to Spain? Is Spain on your travel bucket list? Many travelers choose the most popular destinations and the tried-and-tested route. Barcelona, Madrid, and the Balearic Islands are some of the most visited destinations in Spain. Have you considered exploring less popular areas of Spain?

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2 months ago

Le Germain Charlevoix: Quiet Luxury Where Highland Cows Meet Nordic Spas in Baie-Saint-Paul, Quebec

f you’re looking for an escape from the humdrum, a few days in Canada’s Quebec province may be the luxury getaway you’re seeking. Nestled between the St. Lawrence River and the Charlevoix Mountains, Baie‑Saint‑Paul…

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2 months ago

Slow Journeys Through the Andes: A 60+ Guide to Authentic South American Travel

Are you considering a trip to the Andes in South America? This part of South America is so much more than just popular destinations like Machu Picchu and similarly well-known sites. There are many off-the-beaten-path trips that you can take to fully experience the authentic Andes and South American people and cultures.  Why South America […]

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2 months ago

Tips on Travel with Physical Disabilities

Years ago, I flew to Baltimore with my broken leg in a cast, in a wheelchair with the leg extended. My family stood guard around me but an incursion at the gate left me reeling. A woman came barreling up to the agent, in a panic, and smashed my cast with her bag. I saw stars…

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2 months ago

Is It Worth Paying Extra to Select Your Plane Seat? 5 Things to Consider

Standing at the terminal on a recent trip to Japan, I faced a small but nagging question: Should I pay an extra $70 each way to select my seat? It was the longest flight I’d ever taken, and I wanted to arrive as comfortable and pain-free as possible…

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2 months ago

My 1-Day London Go City® All Inclusive Pass Review for Mature Travelers

London sightseeing adds up fast – Tower of London (£34.95), Westminster Abbey (£31), hop-on-hop-off bus (£34+). The 1-day London All Inclusive Pass bundles 90+ attractions with unlimited hop-on-hop-off bus rides (for 24 hours) and Uber Boat…

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2 months ago

Memory-Making Travel: How to Create a Travel Journal You’ll Actually Enjoy Looking Back On

Do you like to record memories from your travels? Do you often jot things down during your journey, only to forget them? Creating a travel journal that you will actually look back on is easier than you think. You don’t need to be a writer with perfect grammar or a skilled scrapbooker. The essence of a memory-making travel journal is authenticity and genuine…

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