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Dancing Goblin asked:




Senior travel is growing in popularity.  Instead of relaxing at home, a large number of senior citizens are making the decision to get out and travel.  If you are a senior citizen and you are interested in taking a summer vacation, you may be wondering which summer vacation destination is best.

All around the world, there are millions of vacation destinations.  With a large selection of destinations, attractions, and activities, you may be wondering how you could ever narrow your choice down to just one place.  The first step in deciding on a destination is by determining which activities you would like to participate in while on vacation.

Senior citizens enjoy a wide variety of different activities.  If you enjoy golfing, a golf resort may be an ideal location for your next vacation.  If relaxing by the beach is more your style, you have a large number of beaches to choose from.  In addition to on land vacations, you may enjoy taking a summer vacation cruise.  Deciding what you would like to do while on vacation is the best way to find the perfect summer vacation destination.

While the activities that you’d like to participate in on your vacation are important, so are the activities that you’d like to avoid.  Unfortunately, a large number of popular summer vacation destinations are targeted towards the younger crowd.  If excess loud music, late night partying, and excess drinking is not on your “to do list,” then you may want to consider avoiding destinations that promote these activities.

Due to their price, domestic vacations are often the most sought after for seniors.  If you are able to afford the cost of overseas travel, you may want to consider an overseas vacation.  These vacations are ideal for seniors who want to see the world, but have never had the opportunity to before.  The preparation and travel required to have an overseas vacation is often long and large.  You may want to examine your health and ability to withstand a long journey before booking an overseas vacation.

If an overseas vacation is possible and sounds ideal, you have an unlimited number of destinations to choose from.  Popular destinations include France, Italy, and Spain. Many of these destinations are famous for their rich history.  While vacationing overseas, you can visit a number of well-known tourist attractions.  You can explore many of these attractions by yourself or with a tour guide.

If domestic vacations are more your style, you can often find fun, but relaxing vacations at, the above mentioned, beach and golf resorts.  Myrtle Beach, located in South Carolina, is a well-known beach that caters to visitors of all ages.  In addition to sunbathing and swimming, you may find a number of activities designed for individuals of your age.

Most of the golf resorts found in the United States cater to mature crowds.  While children may be allowed to stay, there are a limited number of golf resorts that have onsite activities for children.  The lack of onsite activities for children often provides a fun, safe, and relaxing environment for seniors.  In addition to golfing, golf resorts are often equipment with private cottage rentals, fine dining restaurants, and onsite spas.

Once you have found the vacation destination of your choice, you may want to book your reservations right away. Before making a reservation, you are encouraged to search for travel discounts.  If you are a member of Triple A or AARP, you may be able to receive valuable discounts on your next summer vacation.

With a large number of vacation destinations designed with seniors in mind, you are sure to find the perfect location for your next vacation.  Whether you choose to spend your vacation at the beach, travel overseas, or stay at a well-known golf resort, you are sure to make an unlimited number of memories.



Michael

Joseph Sabol asked:




Its that time of year again, time for Summer vacation! Summer vacation means something different for all of us, but we all look forward to getting away from work and our everyday routine. Whether your family plans to go camping in the mountains, hit the beach, or fly across the country to visit family, you are probably thinking about bringing the family dog. At one time, this would not have been an option. Most of us would board our pal at the local kennel or have the teenager next door take care care of him. Today however, it is a well known fact that people consider their dogs to be part of the family, and as such, want to include their pet in vacation plans.

Many vacation destinations not only allow dogs, they encourage families to bring their pets. Many cities advertise dog-friendly accommodations, attractions, shopping and even restaurants. I live near Philadelphia and there are lots of things to do and places to go in and around the city. There is a whole list of outdoor restaurants where your pooch is welcome. Many of the shops will allow well behaved, leashed dogs inside, and you can even take your well- mannered dog on a horse and carriage ride around Independence Mall. All over the country, their are campgrounds, national parks and beaches that are happy to have your furry family member. You can take your dog boating or attend an event like a doggy fest which raises money for local shelters.

If you are planning to travel by air and want to bring your dog with you, do some research to check which airlines can best accommodate your family. They can have different policies and requirements. You will need to have a certificate of health from your veterinarian. Many airlines have restrictions concerning the weather as well as length of flight and number or layovers and plane changes. It may seem scary to fly your dog in the cargo section of a plane, but certain airlines have employees trained specifically for for this purpose. The airline will advise you what kind of flight kennel you will need and if you should provide food. Most vets discourage sedating your pet as they cannot be certain how it will effect them. If you have a small dog, you should be able to carry him on and stow him under your seat.

If you are loading up your pooch for a road trip, plan on making several stops along the way. Have water available for breaks and don’t forget the leash. A crate or a doggie seat belt or safety harness is the best way to keep your dog out of harm’s way and keep your dog out of the driver’s way. Be sure to pack favorite treats and toys and a blanket to sleep on. No matter what kind of Summer vacation you are planning, if you’re including the family dog, make sure to have shots current, a kennel cough vaccine, and an identification tag that will not get lost.

It may be a little extra planning and work, but it is so worth it to have your family pet join you on your Summer travels. Have fun everyone!

Joseph M. Sabol is a world class Doberman breeder. Please go to http://petvitamins4u.com or to http://theroadhousedobes.com for further information

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LAUREN

Kelly Liyakasa asked:




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The lazy days of summer are here now that Memorial Day has signaled the start of the season. This means you have months to plan exciting getaways and trips out of the country until Labor Day. Whether a water park, spa excursion or a camping trip is your forte, there are necessary steps to take in planning the perfect summer vacation.

Think about the following:

• Plan ahead: There are plenty of online travel deals to be found, but the earlier you search, the cheaper your trip will cost.

• Book seasonally: For example, booking a trip to Disney may offer you lower rates because it’s their busiest season, but consider the crowds you’re sure to face.

• Get “off-hours” flights. If you wake up at 5 a.m. instead of arriving at the airport at noon, you’re sure to get lower airfares and have less wait time in security.

• Consider taking a road trip: with friends. Gas prices are skyrocketing and we all feel the burden, so why not rent an RV with friends and chip in on gas charges?

• Check out local attractions. Live near Busch Gardens? Spend a day at the park and book a quaint bed and breakfast nearby for the night. It’ll feel like you went far away.

• Check out airport restrictions. We cannot stress how much time you’ll save in security if you know what you can and cannot bring with you into the cabin.

• Check out last-minute online travel deals. For example, lots of cruise lines offer last-minute-rates for ships about to set sail. You may find yourself hopping on a ship tomorrow for half the original expense!

Book a Trip Online:

If you’re seeking a three-week-long escape to the Greek isles or you just want to go mountain climbing in the Rockies, a must-do is to check out online travel agencies. Some sites offer the best discount travel online and 6StarReviews.com cites Orbitz as a great place to start.

Among their features are low-fare promises, constant updates and 24/7 customer support. Summertime equates to a good time and if you plan early and efficiently, you’re sure to enjoy the season.



Skye

My new pup & Max Are My Heart asked:


I want to go somewhere for summer vacation. So does anybody know a Island or place like dogtown that I can go to?

Diane

msl43 asked:


so i went to malaga spain for 3 weeks in march with my high school’s exchange program, and absolutely LOVED it!!!! i want to move there sometime in the future!!! a few of my spanish kids came here to stay with us (in PA) in september, then we went over there in march. friends and i have been trying to go back, staying with the families that we stayed with earlier. unfortunately, my family has a huge vacation planned with their family.. and its the same tiem we were planning on going back, so i can’t go now. i’m extremely sad but i’m trying to look on the bright side — im only 18, i have my whole life to go back. So… some other friends and i talked very briefly about going somewhere (non ‘beach week’) to hang out. My question.. where is a good place for a group of graduated high school seniors to go to hang out and relax? someplace beachy.. good nightlife… no insanely expensive.. and although i would love to go to mexico, not all of my friends speak spanish.. thanks!

Jonathan

candie_lover asked:


you have taken two part-time summer jobs. one pays $56 per week the other $22.50 per week.

Ed

rocciaballo asked:


I’m making a list of things to finish before summer ends and I need some help. I’m almost 18 so I’m willing to do basically anything.

Robert

?!Jennie!? asked:


My summer vacation begins on May 21st at 10:30am =)
Yes i am in a Public School. We start school on August 15th
haha! Yes i will be changing my avatar soon. I am on my school laptop so Yahoo page to change my avatar is blocked

Jeff

Lisa M asked:


Does anyone know where i would be able to watch this movie online!?! im really wanna watch it but i cant find it anywhere… someone please help!

Esther

Nikkkki:) asked:


i live in a very small town and theres not to much to do
so if anyone has any suggestions tell me please :]
oh and me and my best friend are also going to california for a week during the summer so if you have any ideas for there as well that would be fantastic :]

Debra