In this week’s Tech for Senior Educational Series (259A), I pulled together three practical travel-tech lessons from our past shows and time-stamped them so you can jump right to what you need. First up, I walk through travel planning with Google Maps—how I like to use it to map out a trip, get a feel for distances, and make smarter decisions before I ever leave the house. If you’ve ever said, “I’m not great with maps,” this is exactly the kind of friendly, step-by-step approach we do for seniors. Next, we take a quick stop in “Archives of Tech Treasures,” where we highlight helpful tools and tips worth revisiting. Then I show how TripIt can organize your travel bookings in one place, which is a big deal when confirmations are scattered across email, airline apps, and hotel sites. The goal of the whole episode is simple: reduce travel stress by letting the tools do the organizing, while you stay in control. As always, our material isn’t copy protected—please use it for education, just acknowledge Tech for Senior and consider subscribing (or donating) since the TFS gang are all volunteers.