Limited research investigates the travel behavior of the retired adult population before
retirement and how it changes after retirement. Currently, most of the travel research on the …

The elderly population is becoming a larger and more influential segment in American
society. Today there are more than 64 million individuals 50 years of age or over. This …

Studying aging in a tourism context is a recent phenomenon (Hsu, 2001). However,
increasing attention is being paid to this market due to the rise of an aging population …

Abstract With the Baby Boomers increasing in age and those 85 and over being the fastest
growing age segment, the older adult population is increasing at a rapid rate. On a global …

This study aims to synthesize knowledge on the travel behavior of millennials and older
adults based on literature from 2010 to 2018. The study looks into the different factors that …

The study investigated travel interests, constraints to travel, and other relevant char
acteristics regarding persons 55 or older. The results identify significant demographic …

This study examined how demographic information, chronological age, older adults'
physical and mental health, and basic psychological needs affected travel intention. The …

As the global senior population expands, there is increasing scholarly interest in the
intersection between tourism and the aging population. After nearly four decades of …

This article examines central themes in traveling retirees' perceptions of tourism and travel. It
aims to understand the place and value of tourism in retirement. The study described in this …

The purpose of this article is twofold:(1) to identify the factors that are perceived as
constraints to leisure travel for seniors compared to other age groups, and (2) to investigate …