Since launching our kids and recently retiring from our jobs, my husband and I have been looking at ways to travel. We don’t want to fly, and I get sea sick. Any other ideas?
Getting Antsy
Dear Getting Antsy:
Hop on a bus and see America! You can recline in seats that are bigger and more restful for long trips than you’ll find on airplanes, stop along the way for breaks, sightseeing, camaraderie and fun with your fellow passengers, and gaze out enormous windows that allow you to watch the changing countryside of our great land.
Motorcoach tours are extremely popular with seniors, because bus travel is safe, comfortable, and a great way to meet new people. They offer the convenience of car travel without the drain of driving.
Custom tours can be organized from budget to deluxe itineraries and from one day to extended holiday experiences. They range from limited to all-inclusive packages (accommodations, meals, entrance/activity fees, taxes/gratuities and an on-board tour guide). Paid for in advance, the traveler doesn’t have to guess at costs along the route.
Luggage is handled for the traveler at each stop (bus to room and back to bus), and the traveler is given the agenda for the day that includes planned activities and free time to explore independently. Breakfast and dinner are generally the meals included in packages, and they can be tailored (i.e. low calorie or diabetic) for special needs. Be sure to discuss all requests when you book the tour.
To locate a dependable tour company in your area, call the National Tour Association (NTA) at
800-682-8886 or visit www.ntaonline.com to search for an NTA operator in your area. Also visit this site for a list of tour companies with their internet sites from all over the country.Dedicated to selecting the most scenic route, the best accommodations, the finest dining, and all the must-see-sights possible, a motorcoach company makes the arrangements for a fabulous tour and resolves any concerns. The traveler just sits back and enjoys.
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