title: Anyone Can Travel: The Essential Guide for Seniors, People with Disabilities, Health Problems and All Travellers
author: Health Ideas
description: Melba M. Rous RN BA is a graduate from the Philippines and has a BA in Sociology from Loyola University in Montreal. She has extensive experience in Pediatric Nursing; Nursing Administration and Management and Community Care. She subscribes to family approach nursing and is the owner of Caring Hands that specializes in client health education and advocacy. She is a partner in Health Ideas. <P>Eileen B. Ward RN BA was born and educated in England. She is a gradute of St. Boniface General Hospital School of Nursing in Winnipeg. She has extensive experience in Nursing Education, Intensive Care, Cardiac Rehabilitation, Health Care Facility Planning and Geriatrics. Her primary interests are travel, opera, cooking and Basset Hounds. Ms. Ward is the owner of VacationCare Inc., a medical travel escort service. She is a partner in Health Ideas
zlib_text: International  Journal  of
  Environmental Research
  and Public Health
  Editorial
  Daily Travel and Wellbeing among the Elderly
  Margareta Friman *
  and Lars E. Olsson
  CTF Service Research Center and Department of Social and Psychological Studies, Karlstad University,
  SE-65188 Karlstad, Sweden; lars.e.olsson@kau.se
  * Correspondence: margareta.friman@kau.se; Tel.: +46-73-460-6554
  Received: 20 March 2020; Accepted: 25 March 2020; Published: 30 March 2020
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  The purpose of this Special Issue is to introduce and demonstrate the importance of daily travel in
  elderly people’s lives. In doing so, we wish to present recent advances made in this emerging ﬁeld.
  Our overall goal is to provide a broad understanding of the links between psychological wellbeing and
  travel, the importance of daily travel, and the diﬀerent evaluations and measures used to assess the
  experience of daily travel and the quality of life of the elderly.
  There are several diﬀerent reasons for focusing on daily trav