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Senior Tours

Senior tours offer the safety and security of a group, while still giving you the chance to explore. Find out about senior travel clubs, travel adventures and other amazing experiences here.

2 years ago

Travel Over 60 – Why Travel?

This blog is the second in a series for travelers 60 and over. When we approach and then reach retirement, travel often tops the list of our priorities for that time in our life. What is it about travel that captures our imagination? Is it simply wanderlust…

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2 years ago

Camino de Santiago Tours for Seniors

Going on the legendary Camino de Santiago is a journey of spiritual discovery and personal triumph, and for seniors seeking a unique and fulfilling adventure, tailored Camino de Santiago tours offer a perfect blend of cultural exploration and physical activity…

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2 years ago

Fun 4-Day Vacation in San Francisco

San Francisco is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the United States. This is no wonder with all of its unique and iconic landmarks. San Francisco is only 49 square miles, but it is absolutely filled with cultural and culinary diversity…

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2 years ago

13 National Parks to Discover in Canada

Canada, renowned for its stunning natural landscapes and vast wilderness, is home to numerous national parks that are inviting for adventurers, nature enthusiasts, and outdoor lovers alike. From towering mountain ranges to untouched lakeshores…

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2 years ago

Travel Trends to Consider in 2024

This blog is the first in a series for travelers 50 and over. Many of us have deferred travel dreams due to career demands, raising a family or, more recently, due to Covid restrictions. However, now we’re ready to hit the road…

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3 years ago

8 Things to Explore Off the Beaten Path in Santa Fe

Fall in Santa Fe is golden. Shimmering cottonwood trees take over the city, their leaves almost molten in beautiful shades of yellow and gold. The smell of pinon burning in kivas is everywhere, as is the aroma of roasting chili peppers. And the adobe!

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5 years ago

Lessons You Can Learn from a Tour in Your Local Cemetery

If you’re looking to explore your roots, or just want to soak up some regional history, look no further than your local cemetery. On most mornings, that is exactly where I go, because I am a funeral director. But I often head there on my off-time, too…

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6 years ago

A Rapid Evolution: Coronavirus’ Impact on Travel

According to the World Tourism and Travel Council, travel contributed $8.9 trillion to the global economy, making up for roughly 10% of the GDP in 2019…

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6 years ago

France May Be Closed to Visitors but We Can Take a Virtual Tour of Provence Markets

One might say, “Why visit only the Provence area of France when all of France has so much to offer?” The answer lies in the fact that the Provencal region of France makes ingrained marks on one’s memories…

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6 years ago

An Iceland Adventure Keeps My Travel Memory on a Dopamine High

Even though we cannot travel right now, I can relive the trip I took to Iceland in February. My photos and imagination easily take me there. Oh, what fun we had with our tour guide…

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