Dear Ageless Traveler, If you've been staring at your suitcase lately feeling more dread than delight, you are not alone. Travel burnout is real. It happens to many seasoned wanderers. A point comes when we feel we have already been everywhere and checked every box. Here's what I've learned after decades of going (almost) everywhere: the cure for burnout isn't forcing another big trip. It's remembering how to be curious again, in small ways, before you ever board a plane. Here’s why we need...
Dear Ageless Traveler, Several years ago, on a Danube cruise with Theatrical Adventures at Sea, I met a woman whose husband had passed away five years earlier. She told me this was the first time she had the "guts," her word, to travel by herself. It wasn't a revelation to me. My own mother spent much of her life alone and never traveled until group tours began welcoming solo women travelers. What a difference a decade makes. Today, solo travel is all the rage, and it doesn't necessarily mean...
Dear Ageless Traveler, I am about to take a six-week trip, and it's never easy to plan. But after visiting 140 countries, I do have some hints and tips. I also have a roster of places I've found worth the effort of long-term travel. In an earlier newsletter, I reported on how we Ageless Travelers are taking Gap Years, where we travel for months at a time. My trip is taking me to the Galápagos with GoGalapagos, the Ecuadorian Amazon, and barging through the Champagne Valley in France with...
Dear Ageless Traveler, When I ask people about their greatest barrier to travel one word comes up again and again: responsibility. On the very first episode of The Ageless Traveler podcast, I listed those barriers, like money and health. But I’ve discovered that the toughest to overcome are work and childcare duties for younger folks and caring for a spouse, looking after grandchildren, helping aging parents, managing a home, or pet care. Those responsibilities can make even the dream of...
Dear Ageless Traveler, If you've been staring at your suitcase lately feeling more dread than delight, you are not alone. Travel burnout is real. It happens to many seasoned wanderers. A point comes when we feel we have already been everywhere and checked every box. Here's what I've learned after decades of going (almost) everywhere: the cure for burnout isn't forcing another big trip. It's remembering how to be curious again, in small ways, before you ever board a plane. Here’s why we need...
Dear Ageless Traveler, One of my most memorable experiences was preparing a full Vietnamese meal in the home of a young family, playing with their children, and gaining a deeper understanding of modern Vietnam. But, Vietnamese food can be salty, and I am on a low sodium diet. Before I booked the cooking tour, I knew what dishes to ask for, and the meal was scrumptious. Do you have food restrictions, like vegan, vegetarian, or, like me, pescatarian, religious dietary requirements, or foods...
Dear Ageless Traveler, One of my most memorable experiences was preparing a full Vietnamese meal in the home of a young family, playing with their children, and gaining a deeper understanding of modern Vietnam. But, Vietnamese food can be salty, and I am on a low sodium diet. Before I booked the cooking tour, I knew what dishes to ask for, and the meal was scrumptious. Do you have food restrictions, like vegan, vegetarian, or, like me, pescatarian, religious dietary requirements, or foods...
Dear Ageless Traveler, Grab a prosecco and settle in, because today we’re going to travel in style…your style! We match the way we move through the world, with trips that meet you where you are. and I reveal some of the pet peeves in marketing that can lead you astray. You know, after traveling to 140 countries, people always ask me about my favorite way to explore. If I could snap my fingers, I’d live permanently in a 19th-century "Grand Tour." Picture the Gilded Age: traveling with massive...
Dear Ageless Traveler, They say money makes the world go round. Perhaps. But one thing I do know. You need money to go around the world. This week, I focus on the many ways you can make extra money, reduce travel costs, or travel for free. Yes, there are many ways to overcome the money barrier; each depends on you and your travel style. But this is also a very special week, as it marks the launch of my first Podcastathon with The Age-Wise Collective, a group of top women podcasters. We will...
Dear Ageless Traveler, Two milestones occurred within days of each other, giving me pause. Mel Brooks turned 100, and the United States turned 250. That means Mel has lived through more than one-third of our nation's entire history. It struck me that we are still a remarkably young country...and that many of us, along with even more of our children and grandchildren, will witness an extraordinary amount of history yet to come. Visiting Richmond, Virginia, last week sharpened my awareness of...
Dear Ageless Traveler, I have been on a quest along the glorious Central California Coast to discover the very best spots to enhance romance for couples who have been married for a long, long time. Here's why... Last week I had dinner with two couples who were celebrating their anniversaries, as I will do in August. One couple was married for ten years. The other couple had been married for 70 years. Seventy years! Stu and I will celebrate our 55th anniversary and we thought think was a big...
Dear Ageless Traveler, Can you believe it? We are halfway through Year Three of The Ageless Traveler podcast! Three years of jet-setting stories, expert guests, and inspiration for the most important journey of all, the one that keeps us curious, vital, and alive to the world. As I looked back over our archives, I realized something THAT BOTHERED ME. Many of you discovered this newsletter “after” some of our most beloved podcast episodes had already aired. You've been reading along every...
Travel Tuesday by The Ageless Traveler helps adults 60+ travel more for less with insider senior travel discounts, solo travel tips, luxury travel on
Dear Ageless Traveler, I’m really excited about this week’s The Ageless Traveler podcast because it’s all about Nepal, a place I missed in the 60s that I think might have changed the direction of my life. I was a college kid clutching my Europe on 5 Dollars A Day book, and after visiting Italy, I had a choice: go to Greece by myself or go with the cool, hippie types to Kathmandu. I went to Greece. I also went to law school and never pursued my desire to be a writer, a scholar, maybe an...
Dear Ageless Traveler, I have a question for you. What do you think when you see a woman at a music venue, concert, or cabaret dancing by herself? Does your answer change if it’s a man? The way you answer is a clue as to how much freedom you allow yourself in traveling alone. When I see folks dancing alone, I see people with self-confidence, ready to have fun. But it wasn’t always like that for me. I was a fat kid (are we allowed to use that word anymore?) and mercilessly body shamed. I spent...
Dear Ageless Traveler, In this newsletter I concentrate on health and stamina so you can never stop traveling… like old age (as Betty Davis remarked), lifelong travel is not for sissies. You’ll also get an eyeful of great hidden ideas for traveling from bread safaris to zoo safaris. It's been two weeks of back-to-back conferences, and I am both elated and tired. Elated because my presentation at the Hospitality Design Expo conference was reviewed by Purgula, the leading home design...
Dear Ageless Traveler, It’s a pleasure to write to “y’all.” Having been in Arkansas for a familiarization trip with the North American Travel Journalists Association, you can’t fault me for throwing in a bit of dialect. Arkansas is a state that brands itself “The Natural State,” and indeed it is. My journey took me to Little Rock, North Little Rock, and Hot Springs for a deep dive into the William J. Clinton Presidential Library and Museum, the brave story of anti-segregation, and the...
Dear Ageless Traveler, I am writing this newsletter and next week’s from Conferences. On May 7th, I spoke at the Hospitality Design Expo in Las Vegas. Next week, I’ll be in Little Rock, Arkansas, for the North American Travel Journalists conference. Conferences are one way I get the best travel information to you and keep us all up to date. For this week's newsletter, in our usual Culture Vulture section, I cover my surprise experience in Las Vegas, a place I have been many times, and I bet...
Dear Ageless Traveler, Welcome to The Ageless Traveler's Almost Mother's Day issue! Happy Mother's Day to you all. My Mom and Aunt brought me up, so I know that every woman is a mother figure to someone. Every Mother, and, for that matter, every person, has a brand, a part of their personality that comes through no matter where and no matter when, at every age. As the travel saying goes, “Wherever you go, there you are.” My mother’s brand was “You deserve it.” She wanted everyone to realize...
Dear Ageless Traveler, I’ve been reflecting on how much I love travel and what it's done for me at different stages of my life. When I was a child, travel opened my eyes to the big world. In my teens, I learned to be independent and adventurous. In my mature years, travel has given me better health, greater self-confidence, and a chance to contribute. I believe that travel is more than a vacation. That’s why I ask you to please attend my FREE June webinar, "Travel Coaching for The Mature...
Dear Ageless Traveler, I’m feeling the need for more face-to-face contact. I spend so much time at Zoom meetings that I wonder what a human being looks like from the waist down. How about you? Is it time for more human contact? I have a great idea we can pursue together! Let’s explore travel coaching. It’s a perfect way to meet people, make money, and feed your desire to help people travel. As a Travel Coach, clients rely on you to help them select the best trips. I am recruiting for the...
Dear Ageless Traveler, I first set foot in Britain when I was 18. I immediately fell in love with every inch of the Isles. If I believed in past lives—and some days I absolutely do—I would swear I was once an Englishwoman. This week, I’m devoting Travel Tuesday to Part 1 of my personal England—my shortcuts, my secrets, my delicious discoveries gathered over decades of wandering, getting lost, and finding magic. Ask Adriane: London Theatre Hints and Tips News You Can Use: My Insider Tips on...
This week’s Ageless Traveler newsletter explores how meaningful travel can inspire purpose, longevity, and global impact. Discover inspiring stories o
This week’s Ageless Traveler newsletter explores how meaningful travel can inspire purpose, longevity, and global impact. Discover inspiring stories o
Dear Ageless Traveler, This has been two weeks of “FIRSTS.” I've just returned from a stint as a cruise ship speaker for the first time. I also visited the Azores for the first time, and below in Luxury Travel for Less, you'll discover that a quick trip can become a Wellness experience. It was also the first time that an airline lost my luggage. This was no joke as I was slated to speak on the ship four times and wanted to look my best. In News You Can Use, you'll see how I managed and a few...
Dear Ageless Traveler, I’m writing this letter a few weeks before spring because, for the first time in many years, I will be traveling in March. Early spring is anticipation. It’s new growth. It’s romance in the air. It’s flowers blooming—and we're personally blooming again after winter. And let’s be honest: after months of a very cold winter, most of us are ready for a little color, a little music, and a getaway to somewhere interesting. So this week I’m celebrating the season by taking you...
Blue Zones, Reversing Aging, Medical Tourism, Exercise and Eating to Travel Healthier
Writers Retreats 60+, Catskill Mountain Wellness, Gap Years for Retirees, Pack Light for Any Trip
SAFE TRAVEL TIPS, CDC AND STATE DEPT TRAVEL ALERTS, SAFE TRAVEL PRODUCTS, NEW DIRECT AIRLINE ROUTES, TRAVEL TELEHEALTH AND EVACUATION
Visit Uganda and Kenya, the Great Wildebeest Migration, European Capitals of Culture, Unusual Botanical Gardens, Meow Wolf
Dear Ageless Traveler, This Post-Valentine’s Day, I’m celebrating one of the great loves of my life: Europe. My affair began in 1959 when a flight to Israel — where my mother sent me to camp after my father died — made unexpected refueling stops in France and Holland. Instead of a quick layover, we stayed a week in each city. Imagine 20 wide-eyed American kids racing through the Amsterdam canals, shouting, “Look at that!” while counselors chased us, begging for decorum. Decorum? At the Eiffel...
Valentines Day brings love, art, castles, and cultural Europe in this week's Travel Tuesday Newsletter. Plus a roller coaster ride in DisneyWorld
Dear Ageless Traveler, Sometimes the smartest thing you can do is make a mistake. Last week I went to Disney’s Epcot in Orlando, Florida. It's been years since my last visit, back when Ellen DeGeneres hosted my favorite ride—the gentle dinosaur journey through the Jurassic Period. That ride has now been reimagined as Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind, and I assumed it would be the same tame experience…just with a space theme. NO. NO. NO. This is a high-energy, full-throttle indoor roller...
Dear Ageless Traveler, This week, I used AI to plan a road trip. With AI all over the travel news right now, this is the perfect moment to see what it can really do for us — the good, the bad, and the “Why did I just drive 40 minutes for a statue of a giant peanut?” Here’s the scenario: I’m in New York City because I’m speaking at the NYC Travel & Adventure Show on January 24th. I spend the weekend with my family in NYC, then leave on the 27th, arriving in Orlando on January 30th to present...
Dear Ageless Traveler, After forty years of cruising, I thought I knew it all until this week! I hopped aboard The Quantum of the Seas from Royal Caribbean and took a three-night cruise to Ensenada, Mexico. Quantum is a mega ship and was the largest in the world only a dozen or so years ago. I realized that cruising has reinvented itself. These ships aren’t just floating hotels anymore… they're floating theme parks, museums, and wellness retreats. (Yes, it is possible to get healthier on a...
Dear Ageless Traveler, Remember the song “Getting to know you,” from The King and I? That’s what I want to do this week with you. Our newsletter includes a survey on your thoughts on luxury travel, so my podcasts, info, and trip suggestions are tailored to your style. This week, I am off to a three-day cruise to Mexico. I just got back from NYC and will soon leave again for Orlando. I know it sounds hectic, but I am convinced that Travel makes one healthier. So, I devoted this week’s podcast...
Mardi Gras, Senior Travel, Asia for Seniors, Caribbean Cruise, Travel Vermont, Horomones for Travel Vitality, Boomer Travel
Dear Ageless Traveler, Happy New Year! This week, let’s relax and celebrate the past year and anticipate the joys of the year to come. Travel is one of those joys… but it does take a bit of planning. Our latest eBook, 3 Steps to Making Lifelong Travel Easy, guides you in the right direction once you have determined where to travel. But…Where will you go in 2026? In Parts 1 and 2 of my end-of-year podcasts, I set out 26 travel categories and my top picks. Take the quick (3-minute) quiz you’ll...
Dear Ageless Traveler, As the year comes to a close, I am excited to share our most hands-on newsletter yet, designed to inspire and help you plan your 2026 travels. This edition is packed with practical tips, inspiration, and resources to get you on the road in the coming year. On this week’s Podcast…Listen to Part I of my exciting two-part series which reveals twenty-six top travel categories with dozens of destinations for 2026. And I disclose what's on my bucket list and why! We All Have...
Dear Ageless Traveler, This newsletter is my Holiday gift to you… a heartfelt, practical, joy-infused 3-step guide to planning the most memorable and affordable trips in 2026. Today's newsletter brings together the essential information, hints, tips, and discounts I've published throughout the year, and I've packaged them into a complete planning system I call DAB: DREAM – ASK – BOOK! Everything inside this system is designed to make lifelong travel feel easy, empowered, and absolutely within...
Dear Ageless Traveler, Are you a Disney person?So many people are, and I was reminded of that last month when my son-in-law, Mat, an Imagineer with Disney, was sent to London to design the Christmas windows at the storied department store Selfridges (yes, the same Selfridges featured in the popular Netflix series). Watching the British embrace those windows made me wonder: Why do the Brits love Disney so much? I have many English friends, and when I ask what they enjoyed most about their...
Dear Ageless Traveler, Are you like me? I want to stay connected with new friends I meet while traveling… yet I rarely do. Lately, I have been doing a better job of maintaining relationships by using the latest apps to keep connected at no or low cost. Frankly, it took me a while to get used to WhatsApp, the popular international phone and text system. But now that I use it, I do keep in touch more frequently and have cemented many new friendships. Also, it's how families stay connected...
Dear Ageless Traveler, A year ago this week, I embarked on an unforgettable journey through the South Pacific—a region celebrated for world-class snorkeling, diving, and azure lagoons. But here’s the secret no one talks about: you don’t need to swim—or even love the beach—to fall head over heels for the South Pacific. I don’t swim…. I’m from Brooklyn… Hey, try to find a pool… Fuhgeddaboudit!And yet… my sojourn in the South Pacific Islands was one of the richest trips of my life. From...
Dear Ageless Traveler, I’m writing to you as promised, right after my Texas Country Music Cruise disembarkation. I’m in Galveston, having chosen the SeaBreeze Hotel, located on Avenue P 1/2. It is my pick because the reviews highlight how clean, recently renovated, and inexpensive it is. If you want to go high-end, there are two other standards here—the Grand Galvez and the Tremont—which are the go-to premium hotels in Galveston. Even those are only in the $200-per-day range. In general,...
Dear Ageless Traveler, Ahoy from the Western Caribbean! I'm writing to you onboard the Texas Country Music Cruise, sailing to Cozumel, Costa Maya, and Honduras. If you're curious about the cruise, you can download my free eBook on Texas Country Music—a journey through toe-tappin' history, colorful stories, and the people who keep country music alive at sea and on land. I am thrilled to share that 50+ travelers are officially trending! A 2025 Phocuswire report shows that 70% of Americans aged...
Dear Ageless Traveler, I've been thinking about how every generation has had its travel breakthrough—a significant moment that changed how we explore the world. I took my first trips in the 1960s, clutching my copy of Europe on $5 a Day. Independent Travel was the thing then—backpacks, youth hostels, rail passes, and meeting other wanderers in cafés from Amsterdam to Kathmandu. The big innovation? Traveler's Checks—thank you, American Express! My mother's travel story couldn't have been more...
Dear Ageless Traveler, The other day, my friend introduced me as her “travel lifestyle guru.” I was flattered. Then I began to think that this is not exactly true. Yes, I traveled through Europe and the Middle East when I was only eleven, and I traveled with my children by the time they were three months old, and I'm about to travel to my 132nd country in November. But I do not live a travel lifestyle. I have many friends who do. They are “travel nomads.” They don't have a job or a home. They...
Dear Ageless Traveler, In five weeks, The Ageless Traveler podcast starts its third year. I started The Ageless Traveler when I turned 75 to break down barriers to 60+ travel, like ageism toward older travelers, single supplements and complicated booking technology. I also wanted to raise awareness of how travel helps us keep fit, productive and contribute to society. I'm thrilled with our progress, but you may not be aware of how listening, commenting, following, and joining our Facebook...
Dear Ageless Traveler, It's my second day home after two months on the road, and it feels like I never left. I plan to spend the next three days unpacking, opening mail, and preparing for (drum-roll please) my first cruise ship speaking gig! Who says dreams can't come true after age 75? I have wanted to be a cruise ship speaker for decades and finally applied. To my amazement, I was accepted for four presentations in March on a route through the Azores to Morocco. I am doubly excited because...
Dear Ageless Traveler, I am writing to you from Uganda once again. I just finished my first primate trek to see the chimpanzees. Today I will venture to the Impenetrable Forest where I trek to see Gorillas. I am a bit scared and nervous about my ability to trek an unpredictable number of hours to see them. But I am determined to be fearless when the time comes. I will report on what happened when next I write to you. If you have gorilla trekking experience, please tell us all about it on our...
Dear Ageless Traveler, I am anxious to let you in on a secret. Uganda is a sleeping giant of a travel destination. After almost two months of travel in Europe, UK and South Africa you find me at Murchison Falls in Uganda. Of course there are game drives to see almost all of the Big Five…no rhinos. And you can visit the impressive Falls. Better yet, cruise down the Nile River for two hours to spy crocodiles and hippos. Yes, Uganda offers the real life adventure portrayed at the Disney Jungle...
Dear Ageless Traveler, I am in the midst of my South African travels and inspired to give you the know-how and inspiration to visit Africa. I found seeing my first "Big Five" (leopard, rhinoceros, elephant, lion, and buffalo) grounding, calming, and adventurous. To be face-to-face with an elephant, lioness, or wildebeest helped confirm my belief in the oneness of the universe. On this week's podcast, I interview the founders of Vambua Africa. Hear how they plan trips throughout the African...
Dear Ageless Traveler, This week's newsletter will be a particularly personal one. There will be no recurring section like Ask Adriane or News You Can Use. Why deviate? Here's why. I decided to give you a personal account of my journey, so you get a better feel of what ageless adventure can be like. Into Africa As I write this newsletter, I am in an airport waiting for my Frankfurt connecting flight from Paris to Johannesburg. This will be my second time in Africa. The first time I was on a...
Dear Ageless Traveler, Right now I’m living the life of which I always dreamed. I just learned to juggle the Diablo Stick. I am plotting my day in Cadiz Spain. The people next to me are learning to dance. Where am I? I am sitting on the deck of an ocean liner cruising the Atlantic Ocean.This is the first part of a two month journey that will take me to Uganda to trek to see the gorillas, safari in South Africa and then to New York City.The object of The Ageless Traveler is to assist everyone...
Dear Ageless Traveler, My Husband and I embarked this week on a two-month adventure to celebrate our 54th Anniversary. We have enjoyed just the first two days in London, so far. We visited the Wallace Museum, which I will introduce you to in News You Can Use, along with an acclaimed Podcast for people over 70. In the Culture Vulture section, I will take you on a Bookstore Safari in London. We plan to spend less than some travelers do for their two-week itineraries. You get my tips on long...
Dear Ageless Traveler, This edition of our newsletter is QUITE different. I am celebrating my 54th Anniversary today. I did a deep dive into decades of my favorite travel destination for our Anniversary, and I list them for you below. I included our honeymoon trip, too. Let me know where you have enjoyed special occasions. Celebrating is sweeter as the years go by. Please keep listening to The Ageless Traveler all summer. We have programmed a three-part series on buying property abroad, one...
Dear Ageless Traveler, I learned an unfamiliar word this week: "tsundoku". It means buying books you have no intention of reading. I used to do that—no more. When I buy books now, I read them to the end. That is one of many changes that have come about as I age. I no longer have the money or the time to pursue that in which I am not interested. Also, what I read now has changed, like this article on peptides. Healthspan is the central theme in this week's podcast on longevity. Let's put the...
Dear Ageless Traveler, What can you do at 80? Bob Becker completed the Badwater 135 ultramarathon the world's toughest foot race. "I had a score to settle," he said. Paul McCartney announced his Got Back 2025 US tour. At age 83, he will do nineteen dates in arenas and stadiums starting Sept. 29 at Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert. Tickets went on sale July 15. You go, guys! This week's guest on The Ageless Traveler, Lea Lane, an octogenarian, world traveler, and journalist, regales us with...
Dear Ageless Traveler, This week, our podcast is a sequel to an interview with Hiking Enthusiast Benjamin Epstein, a true adventurer. If you are interested in hiking in our national parks, Kilimanjaro, Mt Fuji, or any other bucket list hike or climb, this is the motivation you need. In Ask Adriane, I suggest ways to improve your walking stamina during sightseeing and every day. I cover wonderful places to eat for non-foodies in News You Can Use. My Culture Vulture section shows a fun video of...
Dear Ageless Traveler, This week, I take a step back to look forward. I hosted a health and longevity podcast, Generation Bold, The Fountain of Truth About Aging, for years. This week, I am reprising my interview with Elizabeth Parrish, dubbed Patient Zero. Elizabeth was the first person to travel to Colombia to undergo gene therapy for age reversal. The reprise was inspired by my trip to Las Vegas this week to attend RAADFEST, the conference on age extension. I will be reporting in the weeks...
Dear Ageless Traveler, This week's podcast represents all I hoped for when I started The Ageless Traveler. I feature Irvina Lew, an 86-year-old travel writer who shares her culinary adventures across France. We discuss highlights of her upcoming book, Forays in France: A Flavorful Memoir, her latest book that adds a delicious twist to her travel tales. Check out our list of where to eat and stay in France curated by lrvina, in our Culture Vulture section of this week's Newsletter. We also...
Dear Ageless Traveler, We are all aware of recent safety concerns in travel. I am concerned that some Ageless Travelers will hold off on vacations. In this newsletter, I offer the solution of local travel by whetting your appetite (literally!) to travel nearby for summer fun - pick fresh fruits and vegetables, eat at local gems, visit gardens, and join farm tours. Take the grandkids to local attractions. I give you my top garden and farm picks. In the podcast, I interviewed the Executive Chef...
Dear Ageless Traveler, Welcome to this week's Travel Tuesday newsletter from The Ageless Traveler! This week, we head straight to my hometown—New York City—with a special focus on Downtown Manhattan, that fascinating zone south of Canal Street where history meets hip, and hidden gems are around every corner. Joining me on the podcast is seasoned travel journalist Jamie Ballard as we uncover surprises in NYC, plus dive into bonus tips for Carlsbad, California, and Moab, Utah. I've added new...
Dear Ageless Traveler, Welcome to this week's edition of The Ageless Traveler newsletter, Travel Tuesday. This week's podcast features a potpourri of five unique topics that capture the spirit of ageless travel: safe solo travel, transformative outdoor adventures, immersive sightseeing, and voluntour opportunities. As promised, I added new recurring segments to this newsletter so you Never Stop Traveling! News You Can Use: Tips on using artificial intelligence for trip planning and strategies...
Dear Ageless Traveler, I am grateful that our newsletter readership is now over 2,000. I was delighted and excited when I met some of you in LA at my daughter's play, Mostly Midsummer (which was sold out hit by the end of its run). Meeting some of you personally made me think about a newsletter I published years ago called The Wealth Builder. It was a financial investment letter with 75,000 subscribers, many of whom I spoke with on the air while at WABC radio in NYC. I want to establish that...
Dear Ageless Traveler, I am delighted to focus on Transformative Travel this week. Our podcast guest is Jeannie Ralston, Founder of Next Tribe. She is committed to transforming our curiosity into creativity as we see the world for ourselves. Jeannie and I discuss Cuba, Mexico, retreats in a 13th-century villa in Umbria, Italy, and "an awe" retreat in Indra, Greece. Listen Here Also, in this issue of Travel Tuesday, I invite you to be part of the wave of age-friendly tourism by attending a...
Dear Ageless Traveler, Hooray! You've spoken, and I've heard you loud and clear. Thank you for your questions and suggestions at fanlist.com/agelesstraveler — connecting directly with each of you is always fantastic. Keep your questions and comments coming. This week, you can meet me online! On May 22nd at 4 pm Pacific, 7 pm Eastern Time, I join Journeywoman's Carolyn Ray and other experts to share essential tips to make your journey safe, fun, and to expand your circle of true friends. It's...
Dear Ageless Traveler, Happy Post Mothers' Day. I sent you all a note on Sunday about connecting with your Mom. I got such a great response that I posted it on LinkedIn. Please see it on LinkedIn or read my Sunday email…And, Happy Mothers' Day to you all. I am so excited. We can meet live on the air this Monday May 19 at 10:00am PACIFIC, 1:00PM EST. I chat with Wendy Green on her show Boomer Banter about luxury travel on a budget with tips so you Never Stop Traveling. We can FINALLY meet face...
Dear Ageless Traveler, Welcome to The Ageless Traveler's Almost Mother's Day issue! Happy Mother's Day to you all. My Mom and Aunt brought me up, so I know that every woman is a mother figure to someone. For Mother's Day, I invite you to take Mom to a fun Shakespeare show if you are in the LA area. Discover how to get tickets to Mostly Midsummer, and I will meet you and Mom AT THE BAR. Check out my curated list if you want a great Mothers' Day gift. In my opinion, no one looks better in hats...
Dear Ageless Traveler, This issue of Travel Tuesday is devoted to explaining the world of hotels, so you choose the right one every time you travel. I also help you avoid checking luggage with "Tripped," the attractive, low-cost packing system that allows me to pack in minutes, even for a long trip. Tripped and other of my favorites are in the newsletter's Mother's Day Gift section. This week's podcast features a discussion with The Ageless Traveler Advisory Board member Professor Peter...
Dear Ageless Traveler, In this issue of Travel Tuesday, I am delighted to focus on voluntouring. There's a lot of talk about life's purpose after retirement. For some, that means giving back to others using the skills accumulated through our work years. Voluntouring is a pathway to that type of life fulfillment. This week's podcast features Hero Holidays, where you can use your skills and adventure in South Africa. To find the right volunteer program in your local community, our archived...
Dear Ageless Traveler, Welcome to this week’s Travel Tuesday, the cruise issue. I’m devoting the newsletter to top hacks that keep you cruising more than ever or get you started if you never thought cruising was for you. Discover how to save money, get the most from a cruise, meet new friends, stay healthier, and enjoy more nutritious meals. And I have a request: Ask your friends to subscribe to Travel Tuesday on our new site. If you haven’t officially subscribed yet, you’ll miss out on...
