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But not all vacation destinations are created equal.
GOBankingRates spoke to travel experts to find the destinations retirees should avoid this winter andwhere to go instead.
As an alternative, Rhyne recommended Round Rock, Texas.
Jess Rodley, bookings director atAndorra Escapes, warned against Santa Monica, California, as a vacation destination.
The weathers beautiful and theres plenty of entertainment options but its notorious for its expensive lifestyle, she said.
Even though visiting the beach is free, dining and attractions can quickly add up.
But that luxury comes with a price, according to Rodley.
Flights are going to be outrageous, she said.
Beyond the high prices, the slopes in Aspen get more crowded than one might expect.
Ground transportation can be dangerous as roads ice up.
And, of course, flying into snowy cities always brings a chance of flight delays and cancellations.
Donaldson recommended nearby Norway, instead.
Planning the perfect winter getaway doesnt have to cost a bundle or leave you in the cold.
Consider alternatives to major cities that may provide the attractions and atmosphere you want at reduced prices.
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