The World's Oldest Backpacker

The video features Keith Wright, a 95-year-old Australian who is possibly the world's oldest backpacker. After his wife's passing, Keith began traveling independently at 85, visiting 23 countries and over 100 cities. He stays in youth hostels and enjoys mingling with younger travelers, which he believes keeps him young. Keith's adventurous spirit and unique travel philosophy have made him a local celebrity. He plans to continue exploring the world as long as he can.

What is unique about Keith Wright's approach to backpacking?

• He only travels within Australia.

• He travels with a large group.

• He travels on a budget and stays in youth hostels.

• He stays in luxury hotels.

How do Keith's fellow travelers perceive him?

• They think he is too old to travel.

• They ignore him.

• They think he is fantastic and inspiring.

• They find him annoying.

At what age did Keith Wright start traveling independently?

• At 65, after retiring.

• At 85, after his wife passed away.

• At 75, after his children moved out.

• At 90, after a health scare.

How many countries has Keith visited so far?

• 100 countries

• 23 countries

• 50 countries

• 10 countries

What is Keith's outlook on life and travel?

• He prefers to stay at home with family.

• He thinks traveling is a waste of time.

• He believes in saving money for the future.

• He wants to enjoy life and travel as much as possible.