The Solo Travel Guide for Seniors: Travel the World Solo in Your 50's, 60's and Beyond

Since that day, I’ve chased buses in the rain in the outskirts of Beijing, I’ve learned to ski in the mountains of Maine, and I’ve lost my breath climbing the steps of Machu Picchu. I've done it all in my fifties, sixties, and right until about now as I approach my seventieth birthday. - Irma Villanueva

After a fateful trip to New York in the aftermath of the 9-11 terrorist attacks, a grandmother was inspired to travel the world solo, embarking on a series of trips that span over two decades.

In her candid but endearing fashion, Irma parts with not only practical tips to help out new travelers, but insights into the solo travel subculture and psychology, encouraging anyone from first-time travelers to seasoned globe-trotters to leave behind their worries and travel the world.

A perfect book to inspire the elderly to travel.

Written in large print, this book is easy even for those who are challenged visually.

Never has a book of this caliber been written specifically for solo senior travelers. This book is single-handedly jump starting a solo travel movement among retirees.