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Tag: Slow Travel

Soft Travel for Seniors: A Gentle Way to Explore the World

Posted on by Roberta Hill

Take your time. The world will wait. Travelling in your golden years doesn’t have to mean rushing through crowded tourist spots or embarking on exhausting adventures. Soft travel is a more relaxed, mindful approach focusing on comfort, ease, and meaningful experiences. Perfect for seniors who want to explore the world at their own pace, soft travel allows for deeper connections with people, culture, and nature without the physical strain of high-energy activities.   What Is Soft Travel? Soft travel emphasizes slow, comfortable, and enriching journeys. It’s less about how much ground you cover and more about the quality of your…

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Discovering the Benefits of Solitude While Travelling

Posted on by Roberta Hill

There’s a difference between loneliness and solitude. Solitude is a choice that provides freedom and space from the demands and interruptions created by others. Spending time alone is good for you. It doesn’t imply that you’re antisocial, depressed, or mentally ill. There are numerous benefits to spending time alone regularly. Social media has made it more challenging to spend time alone. Even when we’re alone, we need to check in with the rest of the world. Travelling is often romanticized as a social activity filled with shared memories, laughter, and the company of family, friends, or fellow travellers. However, there…

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Remembering Vermont and Middlebury

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We are off to Middlebury, Vermont, for a pet-sitting opportunity later this week. I have fond memories of Vermont. Growing up in Montreal, we would often take short trips down to bordering states. One of my fondest memories is when my mother and her friends would go to Burlington for a shopping weekend. The objective was to get Christmas gifts for the kids. Of course, I was excited to contemplate what my Mum might bring home. I remember getting a gumball machine. It was so cool, and nobody else had one. The Canadian dollar was pegged to the US dollar,…

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How To Pack For A Trip – And Stay Minimalist!

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Following a minimalist lifestyle offers several advantages. It helps you save money, enjoy a spacious, decluttered living environment, and, for many people, can reduce stress, especially when choosing something to wear. Unfortunately, we have never mastered this skill. No matter how much we try, we continue to overpack. Some of it is “beyond” our control. At our age, we practically need a carry-on for our “pharmaceutical” requirements. Even if you are talented at packing, it can be tricky to maintain a minimalist lifestyle when packing for a trip. What if an emergency arises, and you desperately need an item you…

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Benefits of Travel for “Super-Agers”

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I am not sure I like the term “super-agers” any more than “anti-aging.” That said, let’s look at this topic from a positive perspective. Super-agers in their 70s and beyond who maintain exceptional physical and mental health are often enthusiastic about travel as part of their active and fulfilling lifestyles. The connection between super-agers and travel lies in several key benefits and motivations: Benefits of Travel for Super-Agers 1. Cognitive Stimulation Travel exposes super-agers to new environments, cultures, and experiences, which helps keep the brain engaged and improves cognitive function. Exploring unfamiliar places challenges the mind, offering problem-solving opportunities and…

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How to plan eco-friendly and sustainable travel

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As seniors, embarking on eco-friendly and sustainable travel adventures can not only fulfill our wanderlust but also contribute to a greener planet. Here are ten practical steps to plan environmentally responsible trips. Concerns of Overtourism Worldwide 1. Choose Eco-Friendly Accommodations When selecting accommodations, consider staying at eco-friendly options like eco-lodges, green hotels, or vacation rentals with sustainability certifications. These accommodations often employ energy-efficient practices, such as solar power and energy-saving appliances. They may also implement water conservation measures like low-flow faucets and showers. Choosing such places reduces your environmental impact while enjoying a comfortable stay. 2. Use Public Transportation Prioritize…

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