Senior Trips Greycations Rock with the
Whole Family
The U.S. Travel Industry Asso- ciation estimates that more than 5 million family vacations a year in the United
States now encompass three genera- tions, with grandparents often footing the bill. Multi-generational travel is a hot trend, having increased from 22 to 32 percent in the last five years, with the phenomenon expected to grow as the U.S. population ages.
Travel companies, hotels and theme parks have taken notice and are eager to cater to the trend. Cruise lines are especially active in marketing fixed- price packages that include activities for all ages, meals and group discounts. All-inclusive resorts and vacation rental agents are also on board, offering plans to accommodate all budgets.
Source: Orlando Sun-Sentinel
Earth Quaking Vermont Says, ‘Don’t Frack on Me’
Vermont has become the first U.S. state to ban fracking, or hy- draulic fracturing, the controversial practice used to
extract natural gas from the ground by injecting water, sand and chemicals deep into the Earth to crack shale rock, which frees oil and gas.
Proponents claim that fracking is producing energy and jobs, but critics fear the chemicals are seeping into the groundwater. The process is also sus- pected of causing mild earthquakes. “This is a big deal,” says Governor Peter Shumlin. “This will ensure that we do not inject chemicals into groundwa- ter in a desperate pursuit for energy.”
Petition your legislators to ban fracking in your state and around the country at
Tinyurl.com/banthe- fracking.
Source: CNN
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