Here’s a pretty startling statistic: By 2020, one in every 3 adults will be a grandparent. And those of us with grandchildren know that equates to a lot of travel- either to visit distant grandchildren or to find ways that multiple generations can spend time together. Grandparents today tend to have more physical and financial ability to engage in travel- but planning these family extravaganzas requires patience and planning. For some tips on how to strategize for multi-generational journeys, Read Here. One suggestion that’s likely to appeal to multiple ages?  Our National Parks. And even though the price has been raised, there’s still a tremendous bargain to be had for those over 62 with the $80 Lifetime Senior Pass to the National Parks. For those with a more luxurious budget, you may be intrigued to learn about a personal luxury tour of 7 national parks in 7 days. Finally, does all this talk of travel spark an idea about a business opportunity for you?  Maybe to indulge in travel fantasies and get someone else to pay for it? It’s not uncommon for retirees to look to travel as a way to earn extra money. But it’s a complex industry with lots of competition and challenges. Interested in seeing if this might work for you? Pull out your map and read this recent Wall Street Journal article Here (paywall).