A lot of people do not enjoy their job, and it is important to have a back-up plan. Vacation For Widowers helps men learn about the availability of vacation homes for rent all around the United States. The service is designed to help people get away from it all and spend time with friends or family members. It can also be helpful for widowers to regroup and focus on other things.

Are you a widow trying to find a way to spend time with your loved one? Whether you are men who just lost your wife or women who lost their husband, you must look for some things that can make you relax. Most of the people will go for some holiday destination. Well, there is a place where you can enjoy the best trip of your life. You do not have to go anywhere else just visit Mexico city. This city consists of variety of activities which gives you pleasure and all those people who have left their spouse get relief from the pain they had because they were quite tensed due to the continuous loss they had in their life and it was not only their alone but also their kids as well (Swiftmedia).

It’s a little known fact that 25% of all men over the age of 60 are widowers. The vacuum left in their life is often filled by friends, family, and other activities that can be extremely beneficial. But sometimes, a man needs to get away – to relax and be alone with his thoughts. So here are my recommendations for 5 cities where you can go to relax while exploring many opportunities to socialize if you choose:

Vacation For Widowers

I’m not one to go on vacation. Vacations are expensive and I’d much rather stay home, watch some Netflix and play video games than travel somewhere. But here’s the thing, my wife passed away three years ago so I’m lucky enough that there’s no one who needs to go anywhere with me. So what kind of person wouldn’t take advantage of that fact? Well, that would be me. But then I got to thinking: if I don’t want to go anywhere, shouldn’t other people be forced to go somewhere? And then it hit me: I should find someone to go somewhere nice with me!

Widows: Your Wanderlust and Wishes

Please share with friends who are widows who wish to travel. Vacations for widows?

Being quarantined has made loneliness worse. This blog post was originally sent out only about taking a first trip alone. It is revised to reflect what we are going through during the pandemic: March-May 2020. Vacations for widows are even more intimidating now.

Let me start by saying these  thoughts come from talking to you out there and from my friends.

Planning a trip as a solo is a different exercise. You will look at who will help you, at how much free time there is and especially how many meals you will eat alone.  Traveling as widow is not the same kind of travel. It can still be a meaningful experience with highs, lows and new memories. Some women use women’s travel as part of ‘re-entry’ after losing a partner. Many prefer not to discuss why they are coming as a women traveling solo.  Here is our site: www.thewomenstravelgroup.com for reference.

Your home social circle talks to you with unwanted pity and empathetic glances.  In a travel group, no one knows your situation. No one will judge. No one will pry. It is key before you chose to take this adventure: analyze your confidence; do not go if the itinerary shows a lot of solo meals. 

Social interaction is easier when traveling. Your women’s travel group at www.thewomenstravelgroup.com has the same itinerary, and the same initial conversations at our welcome dinner: What airline did you fly?  How did you find this group? Where do you live? Simple, easy, non personal.

You learn a new self sufficient way to deal with life down to the micro: tipping, making sure you do not leave anything, counting available cash. In a group you will have teachers. Some women know whether to tip in Paris, bargain in Istanbul, or order wine in Delhi? A good tour company will supply this information and be on line to answer anything not covered. A good guide will also.

Afraid you will cry? Who doesn’t at the sight of the Taj Mahal with us in November 2020? The Eiffel Tower lit at Christmas when our group goes December 2015?   Most women find a quality trip brings tears at some point.

Concerned about the stress of independence? No one will replace your partner. Women do as a rule watch out for each other as if they were old friends;  it’s in our DNA.  Nervous about being alone in a hotel room? Ask for a share, many of us feel the same way.

So what is the best first solo trip?

One that goes to a place your partner always made a face at? Men reject India, women love it. For our trip Colors of India; click here.

One that is different in language, religion, landscape. Morocco?

Finally remember to take a photo of your husband or partner. Put it on your hotel end table. Every morning and night, say: