Montreal Botanical Gardens

Montreal City Guide

Although some may consider our neighbor to the north to be a bit frigid, Canada is actually one very hot travel destination these days. Filled with endless opportunities for active travel, Canada is an amazingly diverse travel destination that really has something for every type of traveler. Today’s guest contributor, Vanessa Chiasson, is taking us […]

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Questions to ask before you go traveling in Europe.

Eleven Questions to Ask Before Traveling to Europe

Are you considering traveling to Europe? Spring and fall are wonderful seasons to experience, Italy, Spain or your favorite European country. Although the weather is not as consistently good, you’ll avoid the summer throngs of tourists. And that’s a good thing. Alan and I are big believers in planning ahead. So ask yourself these questions […]

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ESTAS.net Makes Applying for the USA Visa Waiver Program Easy

This article is sponsored by ESTAS.net Last year, when Alan and I traveled to Australia as part of our 64-day South Pacific cruise, we applied online for the required Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) that was attached electronically to our passport. The process was quick and easy. In a matter of a few minutes and a […]

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Joesph Nogucci Bracelets review

I’ll be Wearing Joseph Nogucci Bracelets on My Next Trip

I enjoy wearing jewelry, even when I’m traveling. But that jewelry needs to be understated so as not to attract attention. Although costume jewelry is the prudent choice for travel, I still want it to look classy, not cheap. Joesph Nogucci bracelets fits my boomer traveler parameters. I’m so happy that the company invited me to […]

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Donna and Alan Hull exploring Antarctica

Antarctica in Video

This article is brought to you by Animoto. Make great videos. Easily. Confession time. Alan and I take tons of photos and videos. But besides using them in our articles or on social media, we rarely do anything with them. For instance, when family and friends asked to see more of our Antarctica cruise photos, […]

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El Brujo Glacier in the Chilean Fjords

Cruising to El Brujo Glacier

We cruised to El Brujo Glacier as part of an extended cruise to Antarctica. This beautiful site certainly whet our appetites for what was to come. Want to make your holiday cruise a white one (or blue in this case)? Choose an itinerary that visits a glacier. When Alan and I sailed in South America […]

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Six Months Using TracFone

I’m reporting my experiences using one of America’s largest no-contract wireless services as a TracFone brand ambassador (sponsored). Since July, I’ve been exploring the features and benefits that TracFone offers through their no-contract, nationwide wireless service. Like many boomers, change doesn’t always come easy for me. Would I have good coverage without roaming charges? Did […]

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5 Items I’m Adding to My Travel Gear

How long has it been since you’ve evaluated the items that consistently go in your carryon—replacing outdated products in favor of smart new travel gear? I’ve made some adjustments this year. Some of the products are new to the market while others have been around awhile (I just took my time adapting to them). If you’re […]

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Paws Up Resort

Stress-free Thanksgiving Travel with TracFone

I’ll be reporting my experiences using one of America’s largest no-contract wireless services as a TracFone brand ambassador (sponsored). Traveling over the Thanksgiving holiday can be a hassle. Whether you’re on the road or in the air, it’s one of the busiest travel weeks of the year. A smartphone definitely eases the stress, especially if […]

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