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The London Daily Sun Lists World’s Safest & Most Dangerous


For most senior travelers, this British newspaper report isn’t news. The reputations for the worst are earned by scary daily news headlines, violent riots, sneaky rebels, religious fanaticism, poverty and all the other usual reasons. In the safe havens, living conditions and politics are under control, the economy is flourishing and seniors are welcomed as valuable guests.

Just for the record and your next travel plans, let’s look at the Sun’s lists. The baddest destinations are Mali, Libya, Syria, Yemen and Somalia. And the “goodest” are Denmark, Norway, Finland, Iceland and Luxembourg.
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According to the survey company and British Airways, seniors now in their late 60s and early 70s say their biggest regret is missing out on roaming the world. Now entering sunset years, if they had to do it over, they would hit the road more often.

So, senior-stay-at-home, take the hint and start planning for travel while you’re still able to get around. Stroll the boulevards of Paris, cruise the Caribbean, climb to the top of Machu Picchu, bask in the sun at Waikiki and enjoy a Broadway musical. Get off that stuffy old couch and into new and exciting adventures that await you!
 
 
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