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4 months ago

How Solo Road Trips Can Be Fun at Any Age

Are you a Baby Boomer who still enjoys driving? Many people do continue driving into their senior years. It makes so many things more convenient if you drive rather than take another mode of transportation. Shopping is easier, there is less lifting, and trips are shorter. It really does give you…

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4 months ago

My Experience of Hiding Valuables While on Vacation

You’d think that planning a vacation would be the fun part – choosing outfits, gathering travel-size toiletries, imagining yourself doing important things like strolling, lounging, and ordering dessert…

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4 months ago

How to Make Your Travel Dreams Come True, Even on a Budget

When I wrote about checking off my travel bucket list, I got some push-back from Sixty and Me readers who thought I must be rich if I could visit places as far flung as Kenya and the Galapagos. They said it made them sad because they could only dream…

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4 months ago

RV Travel Tips for Seniors

Setting out on a trip in the comfort of a recreational vehicle (RV) is an exhilarating experience, and for you, as a senior, it presents a unique opportunity to explore the world at your own pace. RV travel offers a blend of adventure, flexibility…

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4 months ago

Choosing The Road Less Travelled

I may have bloomed, but I am not yet withered, I may have passed my peak, but I am still on the mountain. Just because I am over 60 doesn’t mean there isn’t a whole lot of life ahead of me; in fact, I can be braver…

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4 months ago

What Type of Holiday Should You Take Now That Your Kids Have Moved On?

Look back over the years and if you’re lucky, you’ll have clocked up a fair few holidays. Sun-soaked beaches, less-than-perfect campsites, city wanderings. The fact is that simply having a break from routine provides us with the memories that stand out…

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5 months ago

10 Realities of Long-Distance Travel (and How to Handle Them Over 60)

Traveling alone over 60 is not for the faint of heart. It’s a mix of stubborn independence, quiet courage, mild delusion…

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5 months ago

Undiscovered Vietnam: Beauty, Kindness, and the Trip of a Lifetime

The first time I sat on one of those tiny red plastic stools on a busy Hanoi street corner – $1 Tiger beer in hand, a bowl of steaming pho in front of me – I felt it. That “you’re really here” moment. It was buzzing and alive. Frivolity on the streets, music and the hum of all the beautiful people…

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5 months ago

Best New Orleans Bites Beyond Bourbon Street

On my return from New Orleans, friends asked, “Did you stay in the French Quarter and party on Bourbon Street?” These days, Netflix thrillers fill my nights, with a bowl of popcorn and a glass of Merlot. On a pre-Katrina trip, I heard jazz at…

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5 months ago

When “Bucket-List” Travel Becomes Risky: What Older Adults and Their Caregivers Must Know

A recent cruise trip turned tragic when an 80-year-old passenger of the luxury cruise ship Coral Adventurer was found dead on Lizard Island in Australia…

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