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Isn’t It About Time For Your Senior Volunteer Vacation?
Yeah, we know. You’ve worked hard all your life, paid taxes and raised your kids. Now, in those so-called sunset years, you’re entitled to enjoy relaxing vacations basking at the shore, yodeling in the mountains, tossing dice in Vegas, sipping vino in Tuscany, dining at an outdoor Paris cafe and/or reeling in big fish at Key West.

Of course that’s what you deserve, and no one can argue about it. However, how about making a slight change in some of your future travel plans? You can do something as enjoyable as a great vacation, while at the same time earning the great satisfaction of knowing you’re doing something to help others.

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As ticket prices continue to rise, along with all the other piled-on fees involved with air travel, you can actually do something about it. Simply, don’t drag any big, fat, rigid suitcase on your journey.

When packing for an air trip, if you can't fit all your extra gear into a 21-inch soft side carry-on, leave the heavy stuff at home. Then you certainly won’t have to pay an extra $100 or more every time you’re forced to check each overloaded suitcase.

We've traveled through Europe and Asia each with a wheeled carry-on and a back pack. We also wore coats with many inside and outside pockets to hold more gear. At night we showered with the day’s shirts, socks and underwear, then hung them so they’d be dry and fresh in the morning.

Instead of making airlines richer, use that money saved from heavy suitcase fees to enjoy the world’s foods, entertainment, sights, sounds and other joys of travel.

 

 
 
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