Here's what we do better than everyone else: We travel for the experience, not the content. We're not chasing the perfect shot for the algorithm. We're sitting at that café in Lisbon because the light is beautiful and the wine is good not because it'll get 500 likes. We remember what it's like to travel without needing to document every second. We know how to be alone without being lonely. We grew up as latchkey kids. We know the difference between solitude and isolation. Solo travel isn't something we had to learn from a TikTok tutorial, it's in our DNA. We're comfortable in our own presence, and that makes us better travelers. We value quality over quantity (and hype). We're not doing the 10-countries-in-14-days sprint. We're spending a week in one place, learning the rhythm of a neighborhood, finding the local spots, having real conversations. We'd rather have one incredible meal than five mediocre Instagram moments. We don't need an itinerary planned to the minute. We can wing it. We trust our instincts. We know how to ask locals for recommendations, read a room, pivot when something isn't working. We don't panic when plans change; we adapt. That's the superpower of growing up without GPS and Yelp. We can handle silence, boredom, and our own company. We're not afraid of a quiet dinner alone or a long train ride without scrolling. We don't need constant stimulation or someone to validate our choices. We're okay with just being. And that makes solo travel not just possible, but deeply fulfilling. Solo travel isn't a trend for Gen X. It's a return to who we've always been: independent, resourceful, and unbothered. Which of these resonates most with your travel style? Or what would you add to this list? Drop your thoughts below ☮️

Gen X fam, remember when flying felt different? - When you could actually walk someone to the gate. - When legroom existed. - When they fed you a real meal. - When you dressed up for flights like you might run into somebody Now? We're boarding in Group 8, doing yoga in the aisles just to stand up, and praying nobody sits in our seat. So let's reminisce 👇🏾What’s one thing about "back in the day" flying that you wish would come back? - Gate access? - Free checked bags? - Free meals? - No TSA? - Smoking sections? - Something else? Drop your answer below and let’s take this nostalgic flight together ✌🏾

You ever look up from scrolling on social media or watching TV and think, "Damn, I need to go somewhere" I need a relax, relate, release kinda getaway. As Gen Xers, we've been holding it down, raising kids, caring for parents, building dreams, fixing everybody messes, recouping from divorces, working our 9 to 5s all while trying to stay sane in the membrane. Who the hell is checking on us? This is why I created this space. OUR SPACE ✌🏾 Chill out here to laugh, dream, vibe out with other Gen Xers. What's one thing your fly soul is craving for your next journey? Is it adventure, a cruise, culture, connection or something a Lil spicy? Peace & 1-Love

Alright Gen X Travelers, it’s time to settle one of the biggest travel debates of all time: 👉🏾 Are you Team Window Seat for the views and naps, or Team Aisle Seat for the leg stretch and quick bathroom breaks? Drop your answer in the comments and tell us why 👇🏾

Hey Peace & 1-Love Travelers! 👋🏾 It’s time for our very first Friday Flight Chat, where we check in, vibe together, and talk all things travel! 💬 Let’s get the conversation started: ✅ Where are you dreaming of traveling next? ✅ What’s one travel win (big or small) from this week? ✅ Share a travel tip that’s saved you on a trip! Drop your answers below, I can’t wait to hear from you! 🌍✈️🔥