There was a time when holidays were all about squeezing as much as possible into a week or two, with early flights and packed itineraries.But travel after 50 is more
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There was a time when holidays were all about squeezing as much as possible into a week or two, with early flights and packed itineraries.But travel after 50 is more
For many of us over 50, travel isn’t just about seeing new places – it’s about staying connected to life. It’s visiting family, rediscovering independence, and proving that adventure doesn’t
There’s something reassuring about holidaying in your own country – no language issues or currency headaches, no political issues and the quiet pleasure of rediscovering places you may have overlooked.Canada,
Canada has a way of inviting you to slow down, breathe deeply, and savour the landscape. For many of us, our pets are cherished members of the family, and the
Summer vacations were once synonymous with pure, unfiltered joy. However, with the demands of family responsibilities, health issues and budget limitations, did that sparkle diminish? Well, let us revive it!
There are still a few luxury hotels left that treat you like royalty. The Prince of Wales, at Niagara-on-the-Lake, is one of them. The regal four-star hotel, which boasts top-class
Every November, as the weather turns colder in Canada “snowbirds” – retirees and semi‑retirees who’ve decided that winter is best enjoyed from a distance – seek out the sun. Ask
For our 40th wedding anniversary, we decided we deserved something special. We had wanted to visit Victoria for years, and when we discovered Fairholme Manor’s Penthouse suite, I knew we’d
