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Romantic Travel Destinations in the United States for Baby Boomers

February 4, 2013 Travel
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By Marie Schwemlein Free from young children and the pressures of having to put in the late hours to impress a new boss, now is the perfect time for you and your sweetie to add a little zing to the relationship and take a romantic trip. Whether the two of you prefer to watch sweeping theatrical [...]

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10 Tips to Enjoy Italy as a Zoomer

October 16, 2012 Travel
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By April Lewis How To Live La Dolce Vita Toilets, trains and traffic. Italy’s La Dolce Vita can only become the sweet life once you have mastered these three obstacles. Did I mention I love Italy… my heritage is English/Irish but my soul is Italian.  I am convinced I was a courtesan in 16thCentury Venice [...]

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Be “Wowed” by New Zealand’s North Island

July 6, 2012 Travel
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There is much to be discovered in New Zealand’s North Island of Rotorua. With fascinating Geysers, illuminating caves, and the rich culture of the Maori people, this is one destination that will not disappoint. The author takes you along through the spectacular sights and wonders she experienced along her journey.

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Things to Consider Before Retiring Abroad

April 5, 2012 Travel
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If you’ve long dreamed about retiring somewhere sunny, you’ll have to research to see whether you are truly ready – or cut out for – the reality of moving abroad. Before retiring abroad, Canadians must consider practical issues such as health care coverage, tax implications, the cost of living in a foreign country and other cultural considerations.

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Visiting Flanders Fields in Belgium

November 11, 2011 Travel
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By Jeanie Keogh Standing on the same soil that was overturned to make trenches and graves, I paid tribute to Remembrance Day in Ypres, Belgium on November 6. It was a unique feeling to know that soon all over the world, wreathes would be placed on memorials thousands of kilometres away from burial grounds, prisoner [...]

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Hike for Your Life (In the Alps)

September 19, 2011 Travel
Hiking in the Alps

By Denise Lodge Gudrun and Peter Seifert’s mission is “to get people to hike more, for better health of body, mind, and soul.” They are passionate about hiking, because they have experienced its many benefits. Originally from Germany, Gudrun, an English teacher, and Peter, a mechanical engineer, moved to the United States in 1964. In [...]

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My Trip to Laos

July 14, 2011 Travel
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Author recounts trip to Laos where she toured numerous temples, a palace, a jungle and a traditional market. Tips on the best places to visit as well as visitor information is provided.

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Life on the Irrawaddy River, Myanmar

June 8, 2011 Travel
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By Carol Holt While travelling to Myanmar, we were stunned to see one of our fellow travelers fall. She was immediately tended to by a village nun, practicing what looked like Reiki, with the care and attention one would expect of a western practitioner. The nun had been working in the kitchen, and dropped everything [...]

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Staycation Ideas

April 13, 2011 Travel
Staycation Vacation Ideas

Save time, money and the environment by staying at home for a staycation. Try these ideas for new movies, food and experiences to feel like you’re on vacation in your own home.

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House Sitting: A Unique and Inexpensive Way to Travel

March 8, 2011 Travel
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By Nancy Bennett Home Away From Home When people retire, many look forward to travelling more. Whether it is to see family and friends, or to go somewhere you’ve always wanted, the only downside to travel is where to stay? No one wants to stress out family members who might not have the room or [...]

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