EIN Presswire Highlights

EIN Presswire recently reported on The Good Life Abroad, a San Diego-based startup that secured seed funding to expand its presence in the European senior living market. Specializing in short-term, community-focused international living experiences for retirees aged 55 and older, this funding allows the company to increase its inventory of flexible housing options across Europe, catering to North American seniors seeking 1-3 month stays in upscale locations.

A key part of this expansion is a strategic partnership with Ukio, a leading provider of fully furnished homes across Europe. This collaboration ensures a diverse selection of high-quality apartment rentals for senior residents. The Good Life Abroad's commitment to exceptional customer service is reflected in their 4.8-star rating from past participants, demonstrating high guest satisfaction.

The company's innovative approach has earned recognition, such as Fast Company's 2024 World Changing Ideas award, highlighting their impact on reshaping senior wellness through community-based travel. Founder Andrew Motiwalla emphasizes that their well-traveled and savvy clients see short-term international living as the next evolution in travel.

With demographic trends showing 10,000 Americans turning 65 daily, The Good Life Abroad is poised to tap into this growing market. As they expand their European footprint, the company aims to partner with property managers in the medium-term rental market, providing senior-friendly accommodations and contributing to the industry's growth.

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Andrew is the Founder of The Good Life Abroad and has worked in the travel industry for over 30 years. His first experience living abroad was as a Peace Corps volunteer. He is also the Founder of Discover Corps, a company specializing in meaningful vacations for families.