Elderhostel

American  

[el-der-hos-tl] / ˈɛl dərˌhɒs tl /

Trademark.

1. an international nonprofit organization that offers older adults short-term, low-cost courses, housing, and meals, usually on college campuses.

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Example Sentences

Once covid restrictions ease, you could explore the idea of taking your grandchildren on an Elderhostel retreat.

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On balance, Road Scholar — founded in 1975 as Elderhostel and mercifully re-branded in 2010 — provided a fascinating look at what has been dubbed the Rooftop of the World.

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Road Scholar — the “lifelong learning” tour group formerly known as Elderhostel and mostly aimed at older adults — expands its intergenerational tour listings by 10 percent each year.

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Formerly known as ElderHostel, the program used to be more widespread, Martin said.

From Washington Times

Formerly known as Elderhostel, the Road Scholar program helps people who are 40 or older keep their minds sharp by providing them with an opportunity to continue learning, regardless of their age.

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