As I write this, I am in that Twilight Zone mood of part jet lag, part “was it all a dream?” and “where do I start to write about my experience in the enchanted city of Paris, France?" My trip was in mid-May, and spring was in bloom, but there was also a good amount of rain. Each weather episode had its own mood, but it was all wonderful! I flew there solo as a 72-year-old … [Read more...]
Wine Tours And Vacations: How To Plan A Retiree-Friendly Wine Holiday With Your Friends
Planning to go on an adventure-filled holiday in the coming months? Consider going on a retiree-friendly wine tour at a premier wine destination with your friends. Research shows that older generations have a growing interest in experiential travel, and 22.3 percent of retirees aged 55 and above are looking into food and wine group tours for their next vacation. Going on … [Read more...]
Essential Travel Gear for Women Over 50 – 2026
Are you an older woman over 50 planning a long-distance trip? Travel is fabulous, but it can also be stressful, physically demanding, and even confusing, especially when traveling solo. That doesn't mean you need to stay home. I have compiled a list of essential travel gear essentials to make your next trip easier and more enjoyable. Watch my YouTube video Click here to … [Read more...]
PadsPass: Travel Without Stress With Your Pet
The thing about Furmily is, you never want to leave them behind. I spent ten years traveling with Pads, a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. We got through most of our 75 flights without a hitch—but one major slip-up was all it took to show me how easy it is to get it wrong. Our nightmare happened in 2022. I’d like to say it was because we were off on a new adventure, but it … [Read more...]
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland Tracks Baby Boomer’s Life Soundtrack
I flew to Cleveland, Ohio, for a wedding. Afterward, a few family members and I drove to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Museum. I noticed that most of the visitors were Baby Boomers. That isn't surprising because Rock and Roll first became popular while we were growing up. Some visitors were using walkers or wheelchairs, and my feet were aching from fallen arches. It was … [Read more...]