Summary of the key points from the article: 

• The "Great Wealth Transfer" involves trillions of dollars being passed from Baby Boomers to younger generations.
• This transfer is not just financial but includes creating memories through "giving while living."
• Many Boomers prefer spending their wealth on shared experiences like multigenerational travel.
• Travel is increasingly popular post-pandemic, with grandparents often organizing and funding family trips.
• "Skip-gen" travel is on the rise, where grandparents vacation with grandchildren, skipping the middle generation.
• Wealth is being transferred in more diverse ways beyond just money, including experiences and family bonding.