Travel by Leisure Care: For the Perfect Travel Experience

by Chris Peterson

Liv Fun: Vol 1 – Issue 1

Resort-style living — why would you ever want to leave home? Well, even in paradise, a person sometimes needs a change of scenery. Maybe you’d like to visit family in Tulsa, Toledo or Toulouse, or take a gander at Geneva, Galveston or Galway. Pack your bags because travel is now a whole lot easier. Leisure Care has its own full-service travel agency designed specifically for senior travel. Travel by Leisure Care (TLC) offers our residents stress-free travel anywhere their hearts desire. Powered by Twist Travel, a One Eighty Hospitality Company, TLC will book flights, hotels, cruises and tours for any Leisure Care resident at any Leisure Care community.

Get ready to join the jet set, because now is definitely the time to get out and explore the world. Through its partnerships, TLC offers the same kinds of package discounts and unique opportunities that you would find at the best boutique travel agencies. Skip the stress of shopping for travel options online or visiting the travel agent; TLC offers a customer-oriented, full-service experience with your specific needs in mind.

Coordinating flights, hotel rooms and rental cars can be a maddening endeavor. TLC makes it easy by putting Leisure Care’s specially trained staff on the job. How does it work? Pick a destination and then contact your community’s travel coordinator. Working with Debbie Horton, Leisure Care’s certified and dedicated travel agent, Leisure Care’s travel coordinators make sure that every detail is smoothed out weeks before the trip.

Read Entire Article

Liv Fun

by Leisure Care
Spring 2012
View Table of Contents

Generations: Silently Working for a Fair World My Portrait of a Sennin-So Shiatsu Master
by Max Wells

I was an impressionable nine-year-old when I attended the New York World’s Fair in 1964. It was like seeing a glimpse of the future; cars hovered, kitchens gleamed, garbage didn’t smell, and deserts were transformed into gardens. Standing atop the steps to the USA pavilion, I felt confident that if I fell, the stairs were so well designed that I couldn’t possibly hurt myself. They’d thought of everything.
Read More

My Portrait of a Sennin-So Shiatsu Master
by Elana Zaiman

Mike Kazunori Shimizu has been practicing shiatsu in Seattle for close to 40 years. He is his own boss and his only employee — his answering machine serves as his secretary. 
Read More

Travel by Leisure Care 
by Chris Peterson

Resort-style living — why would you ever want to leave home? Well, even in paradise, a person sometimes needs a change of scenery.
Read More