My Senior Health PlanFive Tips You Should Know Before Booking Your Winter Cruise
For many seniors, cruising is ideal. You don’t need to do a lot of planning to enjoy a top-notch trip, and you can sit back and enjoy while almost everything is taken care of for you. You want a fun-filled vacation but don’t want to plan the activities yourself. Who can blame you? Winter cruises are especially fun with exciting seasonal destinations like The Bahamas, Costa Rica, Belize, Cabo San Lucas, Cozumel, Asia and even Antarctica. But before you click “Buy!,” we have five tips to help you make the most of your winter cruise. Tip #1: Don’t count out
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Kimberly JohnsonCruising with Control
There are many reasons to choose a cruise ship for your vacation over land-based options. This article will cover the four most compelling reasons to choose cruising for your dream vacation. Cruising with Control Cruising ship vacations are all inclusive. Cruising with Control You know upfront what you are going to spend on your vacation. Your fare includes your transportation, dining, entertainment, and use of the ships many facilities. On a luxury cruise even your wine, spirits, shore excursions, gratuities, and airfare might be included in your fare. Cruising allows you to explore the world, and you only need to unpack once!
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Jeff DaileyCruising 101
If you're thinking of taking a cruise, there are a lot of options to consider, from the cruise line and style to the destinations, vacation length and types of on-board amenities. Cruising is a fun (and economical) way to see several places in a relatively short amount of time without having to unpack and repack every day. While some "hard-core" travelers may scoff at cruises, don't knock it till you've tried it. Choose your cruise line This is probably the single most important task when planning a cruise. Choose the wrong cruise line, or even more specifically, the wrong ship,
Continue readingCruises Becoming Top Multigenerational Travel Choice
Among the hottest trends in travel is family travel, but multigenerational trips — which span three generations of a family — are quickly gaining popularity. Last year, 32 percent of vacationing U.S. grandparents took their grandchildren along. In a recent study, Preferred Hotel Group found that 40 percent of U.S. leisure travelers — about 21 million of them — took a multigenerational trip in the previous 12 months. The study also found that nearly eight in 10 multigenerational travelers plan “milestone vacations,” with half planning around a life event like a birthday, anniversary, reunion or wedding. There are many reasons
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