Data collected by the line found nearly four in ten (37%) in their golden years have booked a "life-changing" getaway, with cruises (38%), city breaks (43%), beach holidays (40%) and luxury trips (37%) among the top types of holidays planned.
More than a third (37%) of Baby Boomers admit they "have a new lease of life" when it comes to travelling, with nearly a fifth (19%) admitting they’re more likely to travel than five years ago.
One fifth (20%) are planning to throw caution to the wind and go away for a year, while nine months is their ideal trip length.
Eamonn Ferrin, vice president of international business at NCL, said: "While globetrotting has long been associated with the young and carefree, our research suggests more Baby Boomers are travelling than ever before."
