With multi-generational living so common now in America, taking a vacation with three or four generations altogether is increasingly popular. Here are some useful tips and things to consider when traveling with elders, as well as some of America’s best vacation spots that satisfy the grandkids and the grandparents, as well as the generation in between. Make it Easy on Everyone Consult with healthcare providers before embarking on any trip, and discuss the destination, mode of travel, and any special accommodations or medical needs that may arise during the journey. Ensure that all necessary me ..read more

Traveling is known to broaden our horizons, ignite our sense of adventure, and create lasting memories. While many may associate travel with far-off destinations and exotic locales, there is a treasure trove of experiences waiting to be discovered right within our borders through domestic travel. In this article, we will explore the myriad benefits of exploring one’s own country and why domestic travel should be considered a valuable option for every adventurer. Supporting Local Economies Supporting the local economy is one of the most essential benefits of domestic travel. When you explore de ..read more

For educators, retirement marks the culmination of years spent nurturing young minds and fostering a love of learning. While the freedom and well-deserved break are welcome, a lingering thirst for knowledge and exploration often remains. Road Scholar, a non-profit educational travel company, understands this. That’s why they’re offering two exclusive program dates open only to retired educators and their guests. These unique journeys provide an opportunity to embark on an unforgettable adventure, explore breathtaking destinations, and connect with fellow educators who share a co ..read more

“We all went through COVID starting in 2020,” says Shalisa Roland, director of public relations at Visit Lake Charles, Louisiana. “But then Hurricane Laura hit on August 20 and Hurricane Delta on October 20. In 2021, we suffered from a devastating freeze followed by a flood.” Shalisa is taking me on a neighborhood tour. We start downtown, where damage from the hurricanes is apparent in the Capital One Tower—dotted with large pieces of plywood where windows used to be. But when we start down Lake Street with its mansions facing Lake Charles and historic neighborhoods, it is evident how citizens ..read more

Road trips always have something truly magical to it – and embarking on one in your golden years can be a wonderful, rewarding, and liberating experience. To ensure a safe and comfortable journey, however, proper planning is essential. Here’s a guide to plan for an adventure on the road, that comes with a reliable peace of mind for everyone on board. Health Check-Up & Manageable Distances Before hitting the road, you should schedule a health check-up with your GP, to ensure that you are fit for travel. Consult them for any specific recommendations or precautions, as being in a car or van f ..read more

Top Tips for Planning Overseas Trips as a Senior After the restrictions and chaos of a global pandemic, travel is more popular than ever. People of all ages look forward to and enjoy the privilege of planning vacations, whether it is across the world or just a city or two away.  However, planning a vacation is not always the most straightforward task; typically filled with difficult decisions and considerations that need to be made in advance. As a senior, this planning is often taken to the next level. From ensuring you choose accessible travel and accommodation options to securing your ..read more

As summer travel season enters full swing, we’re already hearing about crowds, high costs and delays. But some people with disabilities or mobility limitations face unique challenges when looking for a seamless travel experience. For these individuals and their caregivers, travel isn’t always joyful: 86% of travelers with disabilities report experiencing problems during air travel.  But industries are stepping up to help them travel with independence and dignity. Thankfully, airlines, mobility device manufacturers, and the U.S. government have introduced products and policies to support i ..read more

At the end of a long and productive career, many Americans will look to reward themselves with a spending spree. In most cases, this takes the form of a single, extra-special vacation – the kind whose memory you’ll treasure throughout your retirement. But what components come together to make a vacation truly unforgettable? Let’s consider a few factors that separate the average trip from an extraordinary one. Transportation Few things scream luxury louder than a private jet. It’s a form of transport preferred by stars of stage and screen, by billionaire tycoons, and by royalty. Since this is a ..read more

Covid was hard on teens and families. Too many teens today have no passion or drive. We have the antidote for teen apathy. In February 2024, we will take teens and their parents or grandparents to climb Mt Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, go on safari in Kenya and Uganda, and spend an afternoon with mountain gorillas. This is a 3-week trip in partnership with the Socratic Experience online school. It starts with a high-altitude bootcamp in Colorado in early August. The for-credit class begins in September and runs through April. Climb Kilimanjaro! Families with children 12 and up will t ..read more

Rajasthan, known as the “Land of Kings” in Hindi, is a state in northern India. It occupies 342,239 square kilometres, which is roughly 10.4%, of India’s entire landmass. It is the seventh most populous state in India and the largest by land – and unsurprisingly is also home to some of the best cities in the country. While this might sound intimidating, Rajasthan is a wonderful place to visit in your retirement. In order to get the best out of your experience, look into guided tours to India which will bring Rajasthan’s past alive and guarantee you quality transport and hotels throughout your ..read more