Here is a check-list for travel for elders:

1. Plan ahead: Make sure to plan your trip well in advance, taking into account the elder’s physical and medical needs, mobility, and travel schedule.
2. Travel documents: Ensure that the elder has a valid passport, visa, and any other necessary travel documents.
3. Health and medical information: Pack a list of current medications, doctor’s contact information, and any medical conditions that may need to be addressed during the trip.
4. Travel insurance: Purchase travel insurance that covers medical expenses, trip cancellations, and other unexpected events.
5. Health and safety: Make sure to take necessary health and safety precautions, such as getting the appropriate vaccines, carrying a first aid kit, and having access to emergency medical services.
6. Mobility aids: Pack any necessary mobility aids, such as a cane, walker, or wheelchair, to help the elder navigate the trip.
7. Accommodations: Choose accommodations that are suitable for the elder’s needs, such as a hotel with accessible rooms or a tour package that includes transportation and guides.
8. Itinerary: Plan an itinerary that takes into account the elder’s physical limitations and preferences, and consider scheduling rest periods and breaks throughout the trip.
9. Communication: Ensure that the elder has a means of communicating with family and friends while they are traveling, such as a cell phone or international calling card.
10. Emergency contact: Make sure that the elder has an emergency contact person and a plan in place in case of an emergency while traveling.

By following this check-list, you can help ensure a safe and enjoyable trip for your elderly loved ones.