Resources to Help You Explore Your Interests
Ready to start planning? Here are a few excellent resources to get your research underway:
AARP Travel: A fantastic starting point for articles, destination guides, and, of course, a comprehensive database of travel discounts available to members.
Road Scholar: This non-profit organization offers thousands of educational tours in the U.S. and around the world, specifically designed for older adults. They are great for solo travelers looking for a built-in community.
The National Park Service Website: An essential resource for planning a trip to any national park. You can find information on accessibility, lodging, ranger-led programs, and details on purchasing your Senior Pass.
Your Local Senior Center: Don’t overlook this community hub! Many senior centers organize group day trips and even longer excursions at a very reasonable cost. It’s a wonderful way to travel with friends from your own community.
Rick Steves’ Europe: While focused on Europe, his philosophy of “traveling through the back door” is a masterclass in how to travel affordably, connect with locals, and experience authentic culture anywhere in the world.
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