For travelers of a certain age, a guided travel tour can be an ideal way to see the world. The planning and logistics are taken care of, and all you have to do is show up and explore your destination ...

Getting older comes with its downsides, but not without its perks. Senior travelers can get budget-friendly discounts and other upgrades on anything from flights, vacation packages, car rentals, ...

Travelers Choice acts as a marketplace for various travel companies, offering a curated selection of senior-friendly tours at competitive prices. Search by destination, interest, or activity level to ...

There’s this weird thing that happens as people get older where the world starts to treat them with kid gloves. I may not be in that stage of my life, but I can certainly see it happening to others I ...

These five senior-friendly cruise destinations offer great value, comfort and unforgettable experiences for travelers looking ...

SEATTLE — A new survey shows a large number of older adults are putting travel on their "to-do" list. Many of them want to use technology to make their trips easier to take but they're also afraid of ...

Traveling can be one of the most rewarding ways to spend your leisure time during your golden years. You’ve spent decades of your life working hard, and now it’s time to enjoy your hard-earned money.

Our month-long stay was priceless. We had the freedom to explore at our own pace, and the Community Manager was always available to help but never intrusive ...

Today's podcast looks at summer’s travel innovators, overtourism in U.S. national parks, and free-spending older Chinese tourists. Good morning from Skift. It’s Wednesday, August 28, and here’s what ...

One of the best places for senior travel in the United States is in Horry County. According to a survey conducted by Freedom Showers, Conway, South Carolina, is ranked as the 19th best winter travel ...

Cruising Altitude is a weekly column about air travel. Have a suggestion for a future topic? Fill out the form or email me at the address at the bottom of this page. There’s this weird thing that ...