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Get the Flu in Mexico and earn next three vacations for free

News services report that many Mexican resorts, including Cancun, now offer what they call “flu free guarantee” deals. Since the swine flu outbreak and widespread panic it’s causing, tourists have been staying away and cancelling vacations in the Mexican coastal resorts.

In an attempt to get vacationers back from the U.S. and elsewhere, the offer is for those visitors who actually catch the H1N1 disease while in Mexico. If they can provide medical proof of their ailment, they get their next three vacations in Mexican resorts free. Of course, that is assuming they’ll recover and be healthy enough to take advantage of those free deals.

Q: Best Places To Find Other Single Seniors? PDF Print E-mail


Q: I’m a retired high school teacher and really tired of the local senior dating scene. All the single males here in my home town seem to be either too young, too old and/or too boring for me.

I need to get out of town. Now that I can travel whenever I want, tell me the best places to mingle with interesting senior single men?  Ms. LLA, Houston TX

A: First, surf the internet and/or check with your travel agent to explore the almost limitless choices. Start breaking away from hometown blues with a singles cruise. All offer many get-acquainted events in both day and evening activities. Another way to mingle is to travel on a singles group trip with choices of schedules and interests. You may opt for emphasis on hiking, biking, history, art, entertainment, professions, city tours and other shared subjects.

Further, if helping people appeals to you, volunteer to bring your teaching skills to a world location where you’re needed. It will also give you opportunities to work and socialize with senior male volunteers.

For ongoing info about two of the many popular volunteer travel opportunities, check out roadscholar.org and Habitat For Humanity at www.habitat.org

 
 
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