Safaris for the Over-50 Traveler: Dispelling the Myths
Common myths often dissuade the over-50 traveler from taking an African Safari. We dispel these 7 myths in an article previously published on Next Avenue.
Cruising on Queen Elizabeth: The Cunard Way
Guest contributors John and Sandra Nowlan cruise from Southampton to Spain and Portugal on Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth – “The Cunard Way”
Gates around the world: Doorways to Travel
Boomer travel bloggers showcase beautiful gates around the world that have caught their fancy.
How age changes the way we travel
With age comes more savvy, more free time and a keener sense of what’s important…
The Murky Rules of Tipping: When, Who and How Much
The tradition of tipping dates back to 16th century England but the rules remain murky hundreds of years later.
Keeping hotel rooms safe for boomer travelers
Hotel managers are rolling out the (non-slip) welcome mat for boomer travelers.
Time to Travel: How long is long enough for a trip?
Even with more time to travel, it seems like there is never enough. Travel writers weigh in on how long is long enough.
Crystal Symphony: Better Than Ever
Many luxury travelers are skeptical about taking cruise vacations. They associate cruises with mediocre, calorific buffet food; cramped, ill-designed cabins; hoards of people with lines at every turn; not being able to get off the beaten path; and being nickeled and dimed for extras. If you are cruise avoidant, a voyage on the Crystal Symphony will dispel any such misgivings.