Have an idea for a new Road Scholar program?

You advertise Road Scholars age adventurously and I'm sure their brains do but not all of their bodies age as well. I went on 3 of your trips and planned on taking many more but then developed back trouble so can't stand for more than a few minutes without a walker. Your "easy" trips sound pathetically boring and I think there has to be someway more "adventurous" trips could be altered for slightly physically challenged retirees like me. I have plenty of money and time and interest and am searching for a travel company who has the business savvy to go after this huge market that gets bigger every year.

This is an idea worth pursuing, RS. There are many out there to whom walking is possible, but difficult. Others are
even less mobile and need mechanical aids (crutches, walking sticks, wheelchairs) and I'm sure they want to travel
as eagerly as the rest of us. They have the money and the motivation, but not much in the way of opportunity.

This is an idea worth pursuing, RS. There are many out there to whom walking is possible, but difficult. Others are
even less mobile and need mechanical aids (crutches, walking sticks, wheelchairs) and I'm sure they want to travel
as eagerly as the rest of us. They have the money and the motivation, but not much in the way of opportunity.