With so many places within our 50 states and our U.S. territories, where are the best family vacation destinations in the U.S.? We asked top family bloggers to recommend their best multigenerational family vacations in the USA.22 Best Family Vacation Destinations in the U.S. for Multigenerational Family
Living in Colorado, we have exceptional travel experiences within walking distance or a short road trip. From its amazing zoo to riding the rails, Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region is a frequent destination for our multigenerational family travel because it offers so much to see and do. Here are our top things to do in Colorado Springs with kids.
According to the U.S. Census, by 2020 there will be 80 million grandparents in the U.S., accounting for one in-every-three adults. These grandparents tend to be more trip-savvy than the generations before them – they have a desire to see the world, sizable disposable incomes, passports and travel bucket lists. And these grandparents want to travel solo — as well as plan multigenerational family travel. But where to start? In this guest post, the writer breaks down this new trend and offers 4 multigenerational travel tips for seniors and their families.4 Multigenerational Travel Tips for Seniors & Their Families
When your kids are grown and happily living on their own, it’s not easy for parents to just move on with their life. And when they move away? Because quite simply, your life was filled with taking care of the kids, so much that you may not remember what you ever did BEFORE kids. But we can tell you that it all gets better and with these simple empty nest travel tips, you’ll begin to enjoy you, your spouse and life again.3 Empty Nest Travel Tips
