What are the common difficulties encountered by the elderly in intergenerational travel?

Hidden risks inside the hotel. Quite a bit.

Four- and five-star toilets with more avant-garde decoration styles, from spotless glass walls (easy to bump), slim glass doors (gripping hands), overly sleek bathtub internal curves (getting up and slipping), etc., are full of frightening "traps" for the elderly. In addition, the elderly should be reminded that they can no longer wear disposable slippers in the hotel when they leave the hotel room, and they can't go to the restaurant! These slippers, which are too soft and slippery and have no bottom, are prone to slipping and falling up and down stairs, and are prone to foot sprains.

For me, the biggest difficulty is that the health of the elderly is not very good, I remember the previous time I went to this grandmother to go back to her hometown, from the near train station to the queue for ticket checking, and then to the train, we almost missed the time to catch up. Therefore, if you travel across generations, you must travel in advance, so as to avoid some unnecessary troubles.

Grandma Fang, who is in her 80s, has a good ear and vision, and her only deficiency is that she has suffered from arthritis for many years, and her legs and feet are not dexterous. I remember the first time I accompanied my grandmother to my hometown, it was because of my grandmother's leg and foot problems that we didn't catch the train. Therefore, for such a problem, the intergenerational travel must be some time in advance, so as to avoid some trouble.

It's easy to get lost. Older people have poor memory and sense of direction, especially in the mountains. Last year, I heard about the tragedy of an elderly man who stayed overnight and fell off a cliff in the Huangshan Scenic Area.

Be careful not to leave the hotel alone or in groups. It is recommended that the elderly go out with a mobile phone or GPS positioning watch with sufficient power.

In fact, there really will not be any special difficulties, that is, the legs and feet of the elderly are relatively slow, when traveling, it will always affect the formation, if you want to do what car to travel, the elderly will feel that it is a waste of money, they are only willing to walk, but this will be very slow for the process of travel.

Because the elderly are not in good health, it is easy to bump in the crowded crowd when traveling, which will also lead to their physical discomfort, but for the next generation to travel together, because the children are not too old, it will be very difficult to encounter such a problem.

I don't know how to use a smartphone, I can't pay with my mobile phone, I can't navigate, it's easy to get lost, and sometimes I can't figure out the direction!

I remember once taking my grandparents on a trip to Yunnan, because my grandparents really wanted to do a plane, so we planned to take a plane to Yunnan, but when we got on the plane, my grandparents were scared and refused to do anything. In the end, I had no choice but to refund the ticket and take the train to Yunnan.

I can't talk to young people, walk slowly, and love the toilet.

Many people have different opinions, each has its own ideas, and cannot keep up with the pace of young people.