You’ve plotted your journey, filled the gas tank, and packed the luggage and kids into the car. Now you are ready for your family-friendly road trip to Rocky Mountain National Park. But with so much to see and do, where do you start? How much time should you allow? Should you camp in the park, or stay in Estes Park or Grand Lake? Read on for my tips for visiting America’s favorite park: Rocky Mountain National Park.
I love to travel, and I dread the day when my body just can’t handle the stress of international time zones and jet lag. With my 82-year-old mother-in-law recently moving in with us (after the passing of her husband), I’m now more in tune to physical limitations of the elderly. So where do older folks go who still love to travel? Here are 8 of the best travel destinations for seniors.
From the peaceful rice valleys of Sapa in Northern Vietnam stretching to the bustling city of the Ho Chi Minh in the south, Vietnam is home to a wealth of attractions and amazing cuisine that will attract both budget and luxury-seeking travelers. Guest Author Chloe with Go Go Budget Travel offers her tips and an itinerary with her budget travel guide to Vietnam.
Spring break vacation is upon us! Maybe it’s time to figure out where to take the family? Or are you one of those who planned your spring break family travel months ago? (Seriously, are there moms out there that do that? Oh say it isn’t so?) Do you make it a road trip or take the kids to the beach? Or do you skip this seasonal travel altogether? Whether a procrastinator or planner, ready to go or stay at home, spring break family travel is around the corner. See how your style of travel planning fits in with other families, courtesy of a joint survey by TravelingMom.com, TravelingDad.com, and Vacatia.
The open road. Exploring and experiencing new destinations on two wheels. Oh yes, motorcycle road trips are magical, aren’t they? But riding a motorcycle on multi-day, long road trips are more involved than packing a bag for a quick scoot. Read on for 10 tips for motorcycle road trips.
It might have been said that all roads lead to Rome, but now it could just as easily apply that all flights lead to London or at least many of them. Or you can take a train or drive. London is travel hub and destination mega city in its own right. Read on for our guest blogger’s take on why you should visit London.
Forbidden. Exciting. Colorful. Timeworn and magical. When I think of Cuba, I picture vibrant colors, old cars, cobbled and busy streets, historic architecture, music and dancing, enticing Caribbean beaches, and…
When I traveled to Thailand a few years ago, I had no idea how soul-stirring and relaxing this traveling solo adventure would be. From spiritual discussions of Buddha to literally lying with tigers to a retreat to the island of Ko Samui, Thailand was (and still is) a life-changing experience for me. And since then, so many destinations have inspired me to continue traveling solo, opening my eyes and soul to new cultures, people, and places.
Welcome to Buenos Aires, Argentina, the city of Maradona, Tango, meat asados, and much much more! This many-facetted city is certainly worth a visit! This Sexy, Sleek, Cultural and Cosmopolitan city has been on my bucket list FOREVER! Thats why we asked our friends from Argentina Excepcion for their top 10 things to do in Buenos Aires.
As a long-time Denver metro local, I discovered the family friendly hotels Colorado Springs due to its proximity to the Mile High City. And when my then preschool age grandchildren set their eyes on the massive towers of The Broadmoor, a family friendly, luxury Colorado hotel, they fell in love with the magical experience, just as I did.
A famous ski destination in southern France, Meribel offers a huge amount of fun to both newcomers and experienced skiers alike. This ski resort in the Tarentaise Valley is located in the French Alps near the town of Moutiers. Famous for its picturesque wooden chalets and friendly family atmosphere, this resort is the perfect location for a perfect Meribel ski weekend.
