The Ultimate Guide to Solo Travel After 60

You've earned the right to go it alone. Now go with the confidence that comes from actually knowing your rights.

Written by a retired attorney of 30 years, this is the guide I wish someone had handed me before my first solo trip — the roadmap that turns "should I really do this by myself" into "let's get you out the door."

Inside, you'll get:

✔️ The exact federal rights airlines and hotels won't volunteer — TSA Cares, ADA-required accessible rooms, denied boarding compensation, and what to say (and get in writing) when a flight falls apart

✔️ How to pick a first solo destination that's forgiving instead of thrilling — plus 4 solo-tested starter cities

✔️ Why Medicare stops at the border, and exactly what to ask your Medicare Advantage plan before you fly

✔️ The scams built to target travelers going it alone, by name — and how to make yourself a harder target

✔️ A carry-on-only packing list built for a bag only you will lift

✔️ What to actually do if you lose a passport, need care abroad, or get bumped from a flight

✔️ A full 30-day countdown checklist — 30 days, 14 days, 7 days, and the day before, laid out so nothing gets missed

This isn't generic travel-blog advice. It's a legal-strategist's playbook for traveling solo after 60 — practical, specific, and built to go in your carry-on as a real reference, not just a read-once PDF.

Got questions, concerns, or feedback after reading? Email hello@seniorsavvytravel.com — I read every one.

Kim Kirkley, JD, MSW is a retired attorney and Consumer Rights Strategist. The powers that be count on you not knowing your rights. She makes sure you're not the one they count on.