Five Prime Reasons for 50+ Travel in 2013
TravelManagers offers intimate tours of the majestic western fronts of Alaska and Canada
TravelManagers offers intimate tours of the majestic western fronts of Alaska and Canada
Get Up & Go guest blogger Sara Birtwhistle,
Founder and Director of the 50+ Travel Club, has shared several
strong reasons why those considering a once-in-a-lifetime trip abroad should
take the plunge this year.
A mature-travel expert with more than 13 years’ experience in the industry, Sara cites the following top five reasons for 'grown-ups' to explore beyond our shores:
A mature-travel expert with more than 13 years’ experience in the industry, Sara cites the following top five reasons for 'grown-ups' to explore beyond our shores:
1.
Holidays can be booked from home
“It’s
no longer necessary to visit travel agencies in person and queue to arrange
your holiday”, says Sara, who is a member of TravelManagers - a network of
personal travel experts across Australia who can arrange complete holiday
experiences over the phone or via email.
2.
Travel easy with an expert
While
escorted travel is nothing new, Sara believes that this remains one of the most
important offerings in this market. “I personally accompany select tours of the
50+ Travel Club and this means that I’m there 24/7 to manage every aspect of
the trip. Being on-site with tour guests means that travellers have the
confidence to focus on enjoying their experiences, rather than thinking about
things like logistics and transport”, shared Sara.
3.
All-inclusive packages mean no more unexpected costs
Increasingly
popular with many travellers, all-inclusive packages can alleviate the
financial pressures of international holidays. “Companies such as 50+ Travel Club
work with customers to ensure they can budget for the trip of their dreams and
can tailor holidays to different budgets”, says Sara.
4.
Online feedback means operators are on their A game
With
travellers increasingly influenced by online reviews, travel operators are wise
to heed the feedback provided by their customers, “Acknowledging online
feedback is so important in this age of technology and it means that we’ve been
able to improve our tours based directly on the recommendations of our guests”,
says Sarah.
5.
The world isn’t getting any smaller
…
and we’re not getting any younger, reminds Sara. “It’s just about finding the
right operator who you feel comfortable with – there’s no reason why age should
be a barrier in 2013”.
Sara
will be personally escorting a 37-day tour to the remote wilderness of Alaska
and Canada’s Rocky Mountains, departing on Saturday 20 July 2013. A
round-journey embarking from Vancouver, the itinerary includes activities to
cater to all tastes and levels of adventure, from national park visits, vintage
bus tours and gourmet dining to catamaran cruises and grizzly bear spotting.
The
tour takes in the majestic western fronts of Alaska and Canada by luxury
motorcoach, Rocky Mountaineer train and the Alaskan Railway and closes with ten
nights at sea aboard the Oceania Regatta. For full details of the Canada and Alaska
tour,
visit www.50plustravelclub.com.au, email info@50plustravelclub.com.au or call
Sara and 50+ Travel Club on 1300 689 461.
About Travel Managers
TravelManagers is
part of a trans-Tasman travel agency group responsible for $1 billion dollars
of sales per annum. Its parent company House of Travel has been operating since
1987 and employs over 1,350 people across Australia & New Zealand. TravelManagers
Australia has a service focused network of Personal Travel Managers throughout
every state and territory in Australia.
Every Personal Travel Manager is an experienced travel professional with a wealth of knowledge and skills to tailor travel arrangements for specific needs.
Every Personal Travel Manager is an experienced travel professional with a wealth of knowledge and skills to tailor travel arrangements for specific needs.
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