Senior group travel provides the opportunity to satisfy the wanderlust in you and to form friendships that last over time. Group travel gives you the freedom to see the world without any logistical worries. <\/p>\n
The Community Resources Department for the city of Fairfield is seeking adult travelers to attend a travel presentation at the Fairfield Senior Center at 10 a.m. today in the Christiansen Room. The center is at 1200 Civic Center Drive. <\/p>\n
Premier World Discovery will highlight all of their trips planned for this year and beyond. Come hear about the itineraries for Eastern Europe, Great Canadian Cities, Chicago, an all-inclusive resort in the Dominican Republic, and the Great Trains heading to the Sedona area. Adults are encouraged to sign up six months in advance, especially for the most popular destinations. Reservations are taken on a first-come, first-served basis. <\/p>\n
Other itineraries available, but not on the presentation schedule this month are trips to South Lake Tahoe, Pageant of the Masters, multiple trips to Reno, Netherlands with Belgium and Paris for the Floriade, Colors of New England, Italy, Australia, San Antonio for the holidays, Christmas in the Ozarks, and even more for 2013, including a cruise up the Yangtze River. <\/p>\n
For more information on senior group travel experiences, as well as the Fairfield Senior Center, contact Senior Services Coordinator Jane Kibbey at 429-6291 or e-mail jkibbey@ <\/p>\n
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