Savvy Traveling For Seniors, New Book

PRLog (Press Release) - Jun. 26, 2012 - Savvy Traveling For Seniors DETAILS WAYS
SENIORS CAN ENHANCE THEIR TRAVELS

FARMINGTON, Mo. – Savvy Traveling For Seniors, a new book, covers a multitude of travel elements that particularly relate to senior travelers who represent a sizeable part of the American traveling public.
Subjects include dealing with new phone technology and applications; avoiding scams; health and insurance considerations; how to handle security concerns; how to research travel and plan itineraries and make hassle-free reservations on the Internet; assessing discounts; using foreign government tourist offices and state/city tourism offices in the U.S.; dining sense; traveling in groups or independently; shopping; and how to bargain, etc.
Seniors can learn about new aspects of airline travel including more consumer-oriented rights; how to select cruises; discover the realities of hotel taxes; car and recreational vehicle issues; and train options.  The subject of air/train as well as city passes are also covered.
   Other key topics take in how to read ads and brochures; work with retail travel agents, tour operators, and consolidators; different types of tours; solo and disabled travel, travel with pets, passports and documents, being a courier, and using social media outlets.
   Author Jack Adler has also penned several other travel books including The Consumer Guide To Travel, Southern India, Exploring Historic California, and Travel Safety (co-authored).
   Smooth Traveling For Seniors, published by Solstice Publishing, is available at major outlets including Amazon in both print and electronic versions. The 406-page paperback is priced at $18.99, with the ebook tab at $4.99.
   For more information, contact Solstice Publishing. The web site is at www.solsticepublishing.com.
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Contacts: Nik Morton, Editor, Solstice Publishing, submissions.solstice@hotmail.com
               Jack Adler, jadler@prodigy.net