Tag Archives: Multigenerational travel

Ready to Travel? Check Out These Boomer Travel Trends

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  For a while there, all signs indicated no one was going to go anywhere any time soon. Fortunately, the world has opened back up again, and so-called boomers are ready, willing and able to hop on a plane. Currently the second-largest segment of the population (yeah, those millennials are taking over), boomers have disposable […]


Boomer Travel: Grab the Grandkids and Go!  

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  Multigenerational travel, that is, several generations—kids, parents and grandparents—on the same trip is still trending with no signs of slowing down. Many grandparents, though, are deciding to skip a generation and take just the grandkids, leaving the moms and dads to some quiet time of their own while they head out for some fun. Being […]


How Young Is Too Young For A River Cruise?

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If you think a river cruise is for retirees past their expiration date, think again: according to CLIA (Cruise Lines International Association), a good portion of the growth of river cruising over the past few years is actually due to an increase in bookings with a much younger set in mind. While traditionally the domain […]


Multigen Travel: Where To Go, What To Do

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Multigen travel is booming: cruise vacations, summer getaways, cultural tours, active tours—you name it! And it’s not just grandparents taking the grandkids. There are more boomer parents taking their adult children (and paying for it), which means the older generation is benefitting from the younger one’s sense of the exotic. This type of family bonding […]