Make the Most of a Children’s Museum

How to Make the Most of a Visit to the Children’s Museum

From our ongoing multigenerational travel series with Grandparents.com: Ludmilla Alexander shares a few much-needed tips  on how to make the most out of a visit to a children museum with the grandkids. Did you know there are right ways and wrong ways to visit a children’s museum? Grandfather Jim and I headed to the Boston Children’s […]

Read More >
View of the Costa del Sol Sunset

The Ins and Outs of House Sitting

Dalene and Pete Heck are a Canadian couple who sold everything in 2009 to travel the world. Since then, they have slow-traveled through 33 countries and have no desire to stop. The blog, Hecktic Travels, chronicles their journey around the globe. The Heck’s favourite method of travel, via house sitting, has helped them save over $40,000 […]

Read More >
Food for the Soul, Charleston

Best Apps for Staying Healthy While Traveling

During my younger years, I’ll admit to being a complete travel gorger. I entered every new city with a no-holds-barred mentality: see, do, and especially, eat everything the city’s culinary scene has to offer. Good times were had and I can’t say I regret my many years of gluttony. Today, however, as my old travel […]

Read More >

One Healthy Change a Month: Breathe Deeply

I want you do something for me. Take a breath. Now, do it again, only this time breathe deeply. Did you notice a difference? Filling our lungs with life-giving oxygen is good for our health, but how many of us consciously take deep breaths? Get ready, because that’s about to change if you join our […]

Read More >
The Politics of Family Vacations

The Politics of Family Vacations

From our ongoing multigenerational travel series with Grandparents.com:  Barbara Graham, a Grandparents.com columnist, explores the many issues that arise from multigenerational travel and “the whole crazy, complicated truth about being a grandmother in today’s world.” My husband, Hugh, seemed edgy at breakfast this morning about our summer plans. “What’s up?” I asked him. Personally, I’m thrilled […]

Read More >
Walking outside 30 minutes a day

One Healthy Change a Month: Walking outside 30 minutes a day

Walking outside on a daily basis is something that we all can do no matter our level of fitness. The practice offers numerous health benefits plus it’s good for your mental attitude as well. That’s why our One Healthy Change a Month for May is: walking outside for 30 minutes a day. And the beauty […]

Read More >
Following 15-Year-Old Dreams

Taking the grandkids on a trip? Let them make the plans.

From our ongoing multigenerational travel series with Grandparents.com:  John and Sally Macdonald share a creative idea on how to spark the travel bug in our grandchildren with a grandkids trip that lets them share in the travel decision making process. We worked at a major Seattle newspaper for more than two decades—John was travel editor, I was […]

Read More >

Top Five Apps for European Travel

It’s no secret that Europe shines brightest in springtime. Thanks to the old continent’s affinity for colorful gardens and lush green parks, the brisk spring months in Europe are the time to visit. Considering Europe’s fairly harsh winter months and scorching summers,  the pre-summer months offer that perfect blend of long temperate days amidst beautiful […]

Read More >
Safari Adventures at Home

Take the grandkids on a safari adventure in the U.S.A.

We’re so excited about our new relationship with Grandparents.com. We’ll be publishing selected articles on multigenerational travel from their site to share with our readers and they’ll be sharing some of our articles with their readers. Today, Ludmilla Alexander shares a fun idea on how to take the grandkids on a safari adventure without stepping […]

Read More >

Scratch those itchy travel feet!

Boomer travelers rely on our weekly email newsletter for fresh travel inspiration, tips, and advice. It's free! No spam, unsubscribe anytime.