We just returned from a four-day trip to Iceland, and I have felt jet lag since we left. It was like going to Europe for a long weekend! Is it me? Am I getting too old? Never! Iceland is in the same time zone as Great Britain – five hours difference, so I would naturally suffer some jet lag. It’s important to note that individual experiences with jet lag can vary, and factors such as the flight duration, the time of day you travel, and your overall health and sleep habits can also affect how severe your jet lag is….
Category: Health
Older travellers, travelling in your 70s and beyond is worthwhile
The interest in new experiences doesn’t cease with age. Older travellers remain curious and semi-adventurous. Wanting to discover more about the world doesn’t stop when you get older. It just means you may need to travel differently. While many aspects of flying remain the same regardless of age, older adults may face additional challenges and considerations when travelling by air. Planning, communicating with airline personnel, and seeking out accommodations and resources as needed can help make flying a more comfortable and enjoyable experience for travellers of all ages. Overall, it’s essential for older adults to carefully consider their unique needs…
Getting Global Medical Insurance
Travelling to a foreign country can be an enriching experience, but it can also have some challenges if you are not eligible for medical insurance. One of the primary challenges world travellers face is getting global medical insurance. As you get older, this becomes more and more challenging. While many foreign countries have excellent healthcare programs for citizens, you will find that you don’t qualify. When you hit 70, getting health and travel insurance can be complex. Getting decent travel insurance for 45 days isn’t as easy as it used to be and undoubtedly expensive once you’re looking at over…