April 3, 2020Read time- 2 minutesWhether you’re a seasoned explorer, or you’re planning your first big trip, we know that travelling in your forties is an incredibly rewarding experience. From being more decisive about what you want from your travel experiences to more financial freedom, our forty-something travellers are among the most adventurous and outgoing – and here are just some of the reasons why.1. You know what you want from your travelsHikers on the mountainsWhen it comes to your travel plans, you know what you want. If you’ve done all the big traditional bucket list tick-offs, travelling in your 40s is the perfect time to explore more niche destinations and experiences, as well as revisiting some of your favourite destinations with a whole new perspective.2. You’re more adventurousZiplining in the forestIn your forties, your adventurous spirit really begins to take hold. Gone are the nerves and fears of your twenties and thirties, and instead, you’re ready and willing to get your adrenaline pumping, explore a new place or try a new activity.Explore our Mixed-Activity holidays here.3. You’ll look for a better quality of travelCouple on Luxury HolidayChances are, you’re in a better financial position than you were in your early twenties, meaning you can spend a bit more on your travels. You can afford to pay a little more for comfortable hotels with more amenities and treat yourself to a fancy meal or two.Explore our tailor-made tours here.4. You’ve learnt from your mistakesTourist looking over the Grand CanyonWith plenty of life experience and wisdom behind you, you’re in the perfect position to travel with fewer concerns and worries, and you’ll have learnt from past mistakes. You won’t forget your passport or forget to change up your travel money, and getting from the airport will be a breeze with your calm clear-headed nature that only comes from maturity.5. You can travel with family…or solo! Family on holidayIf you’ve been busy over the past couple of decades bringing up a family, a holiday is an ideal chance to create lasting memories and bond you as a family unit. Alternatively, if you’re at the stage where the youngsters have ‘flown the nest’ (or you just need some you-time), you’re equally happy to travel solo.Explore our family tours here. 6. You’ll be able to meet new peopleNew friends on tour groupHaving forged lifetime friendships, you know what you look for in a travel companion – someone who shares your attitude to travel and outlook on life. On a small group adventure tour, you’ll meet people with similar interests and mindsets, and even though you’re happy to go it alone, a great company is never far away.Explore our guided group tours here.