Traveling with kids doesn’t mean you have to spend your vacation visiting an endless string of family theme parks and Chuck E. Cheese restaurants. When it comes to family vacations, Denver is a city that has something for everyone.
Flying with family is no simple task. Getting everyone packed, organized and ready to go through security with little fuss can present quite a challenge. Thankfully, the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA) has a few pointers to help make your summer travel experience run smoothly.
Like so many people, we keep a bucket list. Ours is constantly changing, as new adventures catch our eye, and as completed dreams are checked off.
It seems for every one we check off, two more get added to the list so, before it becomes unmanageable, here are 50 items at the top of our family bucket list.
While most people think that cheap travel is only for the young and single backpacking set, traveling cheaply is definitely possible, even as a family. Check out five of our favorite affordable family destinations from last year.
Here are 31 tips that might make you consider taking your kids on your own trip.
Luggage, every traveler’s bane and many traveler’s only worldly possession. Do you own it or does it own you?
I take a quick peak at how our luggage has evolved from our simple backpacking days 10 years ago up until we had kids and then the mountain of bags we traveled with right after.
As the kids get older, is there hope on the horizon for us? I hope so….
Traveling with kids and still want to take decent pictures? We help you do it.
With nearly a week in Madrid to spend, I was a bit worried about what we’d find to do in the city with a seven and four year old. Would we be resigned to a week of checking out amusement parks and playgrounds, or is it possible to enjoy the art, architecture and history of a European city with kids in tow? Well, we definitely found out…