Coleman Luxury Travel provides a seamless experience for seniors, whether they are exploring destinations within the United States or trotting the globe. From start to finish, Owner Amanda Coleman takes care of every aspect so travelers don’t have to worry.
Since Coleman has visited 34 countries and has over a decade of experience in the industry, she has firsthand knowledge of remarkable destinations, stunning accommodations and fabulous excursions.
“My niche focus is luxury travel for the senior demographic,” she says. “I will do trips for other ages, but my focus is seniors. Setting up a trip using the internet can be daunting and things like e-tickets can be confusing at any age. It is nice to have a real person to talk to. I work with senior centers or churches to set up group travel, or meet with people individually to plan a bucket-list wish. Trips that I set up far in advance are listed on the website. They can be budgeted for and paid off a little at a time.”
Since Coleman has personally been to so many destinations, she is able to tell people exactly what they will encounter. For example, a popular travel hotspot might have an exceptional number of steps or unstable walkways. The trips she plans are a mix of domestic and international travel. Each traveler can build as much physical activity into their experience as they wish. Various excursions can be booked, and biking from port to port during a river cruise is an option.
Upcoming destinations are listed on the Coleman Luxury Travel website. The Wonders of Australia and New Zealand option includes hand-feeding kangaroos and viewing stunning fjords. The Pride of Poland experience involves a journey throughout the country with sights of castles, historic cities and mountains. Tours of national parks such as Yellowstone, Glacier, Grand Teton are also upcoming. There is even an opportunity to visit Southern California to see the Tournament of Roses Parade.
“I take care of everything from door to door; it gives travelers and their families peace of mind,” Coleman says. “Travelers have a ride to the airport and then back home at the end, so they don’t have to worry about parking. Information is given on what to pack and what to wear for different activities. I go on most trips myself, or my husband goes. Every little thing is taken care of. We take each traveler through the airport and get them checked in. A wheelchair is arranged if someone wants to save their energy. Everyone makes the flight. If you haven’t traveled in a while, it can be confusing, and we want everyone to be happy and well taken care of the whole trip. No one must handle papers or tickets. The Danube River Cruise for fall 2025 includes Octoberfest in Munich. Already set are reserved seats in the tent, a lunch and an arranged beer tasting.”
If anyone gets hurt on a trip, they will be taken care of. Coleman shares that last April, a woman fell at the airport before even boarding the plane. Her husband went on with the group, while Coleman took the woman to the hospital and contacted her out-of-state family.
“I took a group to Iceland in March,” she says. “It was so wonderful to see how happy the people were as the Northern Lights danced in front of them. It’s important to take care of yourself and travel helps. It’s a great way for widows to meet people to travel with. The United States is the only country that follows Americans with Disabilities Act guidelines and has things like handrails, so travel while you can enjoy yourself. Don’t wait for tomorrow; stay in motion. When you aren’t moving – that’s when you slow down.”
For more info, visit colemanluxurytravel.com, email amanda@colemanlt.com, or call 317-918-3705. Also go to Instagram @coleman_luxury_travel.
