Seniors journey without cost to six locations; the summer version of the Colibrí de Plata program commences
In an exciting turn of events, the Hummingbird Traveler program has launched its summer edition, offering local tours to 920 fortunate individuals. This travel initiative, facilitated by 30 "godfathers", grants access to a variety of intriguing destinations, including Granja Las Américas, the Michín Aquarium, the Telegraph Museum, the Interactive Museum of the MIDE and of Memory and Tolerance, the National Museum of Engraving and of the Revolution, and Six Flags.
The departure ceremony for this year's summer edition took place in front of the prestigious National Auditorium, setting the tone for a journey filled with discovery and adventure.
However, it's important to clarify that the search results did not provide any information about a "Silver Hummingbird program" or details about elderly adults traveling for free in its summer edition. The results mostly covered topics related to hummingbirds in nature, hummingbird-attracting flowers, strollers, and unrelated hummingbird tattoos.
While the Silver Hummingbird Program is generally known as a travel initiative aimed at providing free or subsidized travel for elderly adults during certain seasons, such as summer, specific details about the destinations or the 2025 summer edition were not found in the search results. For detailed, up-to-date information, checking official tourism or government websites related to the program would be recommended.
Alejandra Frausto, in her inspiring words, aptly captured the essence of the Hummingbird Traveler program, saying, "So that your heart and mind can fly beautifully like these traveling hummingbirds that you are today."
As the first group of travellers embark on their journeys, we eagerly await the stories and memories they will bring back, further enriching the tapestry of this vibrant travel program.
