[Ep 198]
Worried that travel in retirement will either drain your savings or shrink your adventure list to the same beach every year? You can see the world on a budget that fits a real retirement plan, and this episode shows Gen X women and couples exactly how it works.
Jillian Sidoti, a former attorney and co-founder of Last Life Ever, walks through how to travel cheaply in retirement without giving up the trips that actually matter. She shares the credit card points strategy that has covered hotels in Dubai and Tanzania, the cheap destinations where your dollar goes the furthest (Vietnam, Bali, Egypt, Tanzania), why booking during off-peak weeks changes the whole experience, and how to find real adventure close to home when a transatlantic flight is off the table.
If you're a GenXer who wants travel to be part of your retirement plan instead of a maybe-someday line item, this one is for you.
Grab Jillian's trip details and connect with her in the show notes.
01:54 - From attorney to travel entrepreneur
07:15 - First steps when you dream of traveling more
12:02 - Credit card points made simple
16:35 - Adventure close to home
21:24 - Inside the Dominican Republic and Egypt trips
24:55 - Start small, make it extraordinary
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Check out the show notes and other resources at https://www.elevatefinances.us/blog/how-to-travel-cheap-in-retirement
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