Important Things To Remember When Planning Family Trips Abroad! Family holidays in a warm, sunny climate on clear, sandy beaches are a great way to reward your family for their efforts in school and work throughout the year. In order to ensure your relaxing sun holidays on the beach are a success, there are key things you need to remember at the planning stages.  It is important, obviously, if you are travelling abroad to make sure that all the people {Read More}

The call of the open road is often too powerful of a force to keep families home during vacation times, especially when that family has an RV. Unfortunately, the price of just about everything is on the rise. Luckily there are ways and tips for Saving Money when heading out on a road trip. Planning a trip in advance and knowing a few secrets can make all the difference in saving money while on vacation. Save Money on Snacks One of the most {Read More}

Dreaming of hitting the road this summer, but a lack of funds standing in your way? No worries, these tips will get you “back on the road again” (cue music) in no time! Learn how to save money on your next road trip. Plan ahead – Save Money I think this one goes without saying, but just in case, we’ll talk about it anyway. Taking a last-minute road trip may have been fun in your college days, but hitting the road {Read More}

Once a year, many families get to enjoy a much needed family vacation. This allows them to bond with their children and escape the stresses of their day to day lives. If you are a family with small children, it can often be difficult to find a kid-friendly vacation destination that caters to you as well as your little ones. If you want to experience the perfect trip, consider booking a get-away to Florida. Your family can find affordable Disney {Read More}

Our family loves to travel (always with an herbal first aid kit).  We took the kids on their first road trip when they were three weeks old.  Yes it was crazy but I am blaming it on hormones and sleep deprivation.  It has made them good travelers though.  They will endure a 6-hour car ride to visit their cousins without a DVD player. When we travel we inevitably have at least one wound or sickness that needs tending too.  At {Read More}

One of the joys and challenges of leaving one’s home country is interacting with people in another culture. While English is spoken in most tourist locales around the world, a traveler venturing off the beaten path should be prepared to speak the local language. Being able to speak even a few phrases of a local language is a great way to feel independent while traveling and be able to connect with locals. It can also mean the difference between paying {Read More}