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Travel Tips and Plans

Which countries offer the best medical tourism options? Where can you find cheap hotel rooms? Do senior travel discounts still exist? These are a few of the questions that we attempt to answer in our travel tips section.

1 year ago

Looking for a Soft Adventure? The Aeolian Islands Are a Great Place to Start!

It would be nice to think that we never get too old for an adventure. After all, who wants every day to be the same? Plus, all the evidence suggests that stepping into a new environment with different people and faced with enough of a challenge to keep us on our toes does…

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1 year ago

Beyond the Big Apple: 5 New York State Regions Rich in Culture, Nature and Charm

When I say “New York,” do you picture a city skyline, Broadway theaters and the Statue of Liberty? It’s not surprising that these iconic New York City images spring to mind. But New York State has nearly 55,000 square miles to explore. And most of it looks and feels very…

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1 year ago

Design Your Perfect Vacation and Get the Most Out of Your Travels After 60

According to the AARP, Boomers say they’re interested in authentic travel experiences that connect them with locals. Is this true for you? Vacation possibilities are endless. Getting to know your own personal needs can help you get the most out of your travels so you can enjoy a trip…

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1 year ago

Exploring 5 of Canada’s Most Beautiful Cities

After a two-year pause due to Covid, I am so pleased that travel is finally returning. We are all yearning to leave our homes and to explore exciting new destinations. I am blessed to live in Canada, one of the most beautiful countries in the world…

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1 year ago

Why I No Longer Book Flight Connections of Less Than Two Hours

Of all the things I have decided to change thanks to climate change, here’s one I never previously considered: Booking my flights differently. Why? Because I can no longer trust the weather to cooperate. Even today. It’s early spring in Chicago, and I’m sitting at O’Hare International Airport…

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1 year ago

9 European Bike Tours for Seniors

Exploring Europe on two wheels offers seniors an enriching blend of adventure, culture, and beauty. With numerous bike tours tailored to varying fitness levels, seniors can find routes that are both enjoyable and manageable. Whether you prefer cycling along rivers, through charming…

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1 year ago

Planning a Multi-Gen Holiday? Here Are Some of the Pitfalls to Watch Out For

Multi-generational holidays are on the rise which probably isn’t surprising when you consider our hectic pace of life. After all, when else do we get to spend real quality time with our favourite people? But living in close proximity to other people, however much you love them…

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1 year ago

7 Tips to Tame Your Tummy in Thailand (#5 Is Self-Evident)

Whenever I travel, something bad happens. In Furore, Italy, I succumbed to sunstroke from too much wine and too little water. In Bali, a wayward monkey bared its teeth and bit me. I also contracted ‘Bali belly’. I had the runs in Cuzco, Peru, and was woozy from altitude sickness meds…

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1 year ago

Travel Tours for Seniors with Limited Walking

For seniors with mobility challenges, finding the right travel experiences can be daunting. However, many tour operators now offer travel tours for the elderly with limited walking, ensuring that accessibility is a top priority. These tours provide accommodations for those…

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1 year ago

Let Me Inspire You by Sharing My Trip to Asia

A couple of decades ago, I prepared a travel bucket list of all the countries and continents that I wanted to visit. In fact, I purchased a book titled 1,000 Places to See Before You Die that I meticulously read and cross referenced with my bucket list. As the years progressed, I’ve…

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