This is part of a collection of stories celebrating the many shapes retirement travel can take. Read more here. This story has been updated since its original publish date. Picture this: you’re blowing out the candles at your retirement party. It’s the end of an era and the first day of a new chapter in life. No more alarm clock, no more commute—time for that long-planned getaway to a faraway land. According to an AARP survey, nearly two-thirds of Americans over 50 plan to travel in 2026. But traveling in retirement can come with challenges, including health considerations, finances, and family responsibilities. So, we asked some of the best-traveled retirees we could find for their best travel tips to help make your next journey unforgettable. A couple of years ago, we turned to a smattering of retirees with feet in all types of worlds and asked them to tell us the things they wished they'd known when they first started traveling in retirement. Now, we're back with more.…