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AARP Passport Partners' Good Works
October 24, 2007— You may already know about the member benefits offered by AARP Passport providers Untours, Collette Vacations and SeaWorld & Busch Gardens. These companies also serve as philanthropic forces aiding the less fortunate and helping to conserve the planet’s natural resources. Here’s a sampling of what they do.
What's New in RVs?
April 18, 2007— It's been a busy time for RV manufacturers who try to match new interests on the part of RVers with changes in fuel costs and the economy. Fortunately, the people designing RVs are doing a good job to ensure that the products we buy provide the features and ease of use we enjoy along with getting the best buy for the money.
Ready to RV?
April 3, 2007— Many of us dream of driving cross-country--or at least camping for a long weekend in a state park. RV travel easily allows you to do both, with comfort, convenience safety and fun.
The National Road: Highway to the Past
January 23, 2007— Known by some as the National Road and by others as US 40, it was the nation’s first highway and the most heavily traveled road during the 1840's.
Cruising: They Could Have Danced All Night
November 20, 2006— A number of cruise lines are offering free trips to men willing to, well, dance all night. I signed up. My job was to cha cha, rumba and fox trot into the wee hours as our liner steamed from Nassau to New York.
Dive into Snorkeling
June 28, 2006— Snorkeling isn't just for the younger crowd--our tips will help you make a splash with the friendly fish and the colorful corals.
Cruising for the First Time
March 9, 2006— Taking a cruise vacation is neither as expensive nor as daunting as you may think. Read our introduction to cruises for first-timers.
Fields of Dreams: Spring Training
February 27, 2006— Head to Florida or Arizona to experience baseball up close and personal. Author Joe Volz takes you on a tour of spring training.
Presidential Libraries: A (Quiet) Walk Through America's History
September 7, 2004— The National Archives administers a number of presidential libraries all over the country. Visiting one is a great way to both explore a new city and learn about U.S. History.
The Sound of Music: All That Jazz
July 28, 2004— Taking in summer jazz festivals.
Victory at Sea: Aircraft Carriers Now Museums
July 19, 2004— Some of the greatest warships in U.S. Naval History have been converted to floating museums. Tour the carriers, take a ride in the flight simulators, and see new and vintage airplanes on deck.
Floral Delights: Visiting Botanical Gardens
July 2, 2004— Stop and smell the roses, or other flowers, at Botanical Gardens throughout the country.
Spirited Vacation: Touring Historic Cemeteries
October 31, 2003— Far from being morbid, visiting historic cemetaries can be an interesting and educational experience.
Visiting Big League Baseball Stadiums: Take Me Out to the Ball Game
October 17, 2003— A number cities boast new major league baseball stadiums, providing you with a fresh reason to visit, as well as to get yourself to the ball game.
American Icon: Visiting Elvis Presley's Life
September 5, 2003— Goin' to Graceland.....and other places Elvis lived. Visit the small town of Tupelo to get a feel for Elvis' early life, tour Memphis, and don't forget to stop in at the King's legendary mansion.
Driving Vintage Cars: The Great Race
August 25, 2003— Auto enthusiasts who lovingly restore and drive old cars come together every summer to compete in the 2-week, 4,000-mile Great Race, where the object is precision rather than speed.
Historic Journey: The Lewis and Clark Expedition
July 11, 2003— Find out where Lewis and Clark were on their historic exploratory journey 200 years ago in this article charting their expedition.
Happy Days: Visiting a Spa
June 30, 2003— Whether your life is busy or calm, you can benefit from a relaxing spa weekend. Swim, hike, get a massage, or (in the case of our author) nap.
Global Adventures: Volunteering Overseas
March 6, 2003— If you like to combine travel to new places with time spent helping others, volunteering overseas may be for you.
British Castles: Enjoy a Regal Vacation
November 14, 2002— Enjoy a regal vacation
A Floating Hotel: Boat and Breakfast
July 17, 2002— Thousands of bed and breakfast places dot the countryside, but a boat and breakfast?
From Lexington to Yorktown: Battlegrounds of the Revolution
July 1, 2002— More than two centuries have passed since out manned and out gunned American soldiers took on the most powerful military machine in the world, the British Army, in the war for independence. You know the results. Now, you might want to visit some of those long-ago battlefields, which have been preserved by the National Park Service.
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