Finding the best holiday gifts for your favorite travelers
There is something wonderful—even magical—watching someone you love opening a gift they love and will use again and again
Travel advice and reports for families considering a “volunteer vacation” or other form of public service
There is something wonderful—even magical—watching someone you love opening a gift they love and will use again and again
Post Pandemic, these displays in big cities, smaller towns, resorts, theme parks, zoos, botanic gardens are bigger and better than ever.
What are your kids studying this fall? Consider a visit to a museum or battlefield that can engage their interest outside the classroom
I came upon this 52-unit resort more than a decade ago when my daughters were hiking one day, and I’ve always wanted to return.
Many people who lose 35 pounds would splurge on a new wardrobe. I opted for this adventure—one I could share with my daughter before she left for college. That was six years ago and I’ve traveled the world since. Still, our Kili Climb remains one of the most memorable trips we’ve ever taken.
This wouldn’t be everyone’s first choice for an expensive vacation. There are no beach chairs or bars on these protected beaches, where tourists may only venture with a guide. But this is an adventure we’ll never forget, starting with those sea lions we spotted on San Cristobal Island, snoozing on rowboats as if they owned the place.
“This is going to be the first time truly putting my travel skills from growing up to the test but I know it is just the beginning,” my youngest daughter Mel wrote in the “thank you” note she left
Despite the blustery January weather, crowds of bundled-up tourists from around the world lined up to take the Statue Cruises ferry to Liberty Island, good-naturedly taking off belts and watches for the security screenings. The second stop would be historic Ellis Island
If you are itching for a different late summer/fall getaway on the water, there are lots of options that won’t break your budget
If you could jump into a painting and walk around in it, what painting would you choose? It’s a good way to engage kids when visiting an art museum