Family travel on points and miles
As a family that loves to travel, we always look for ways to make our trips more comfortable and stress-free. After hearing about the benefits of Global Entry, we decided to apply for the program to see how it could help us on our international travels with our two young children.
In this post, we will share our personal experience getting Global Entry with kids and how it has made a difference in our travels.
Traveling with kids is not only a fun way to explore new places but also an opportunity to teach your kids about different cultures. Exposing children to different ways of life can broaden their horizons, increase their empathy, and help them develop a more inclusive mindset.
Over the years, we had the privilege of traveling to various countries, including Peru, The Bahamas, and Turkey, among others. Through our travels, we’ve learned valuable lessons about different cultures and developed a deep appreciation for the diversity of the world.
In this post, we’ll explore some ways to teach kids about different cultures through travel.
Did you know there are 424 units in the U.S. National Park System, including 63 National Parks, 19 National Preserves, and 83 National Monuments? If you are a nature enthusiast and love hiking and exploring – a National Park might be a perfect place to visit. We have been to 20 National Parks with kids and still have a long way to go before we visit them all, but we can already say that they are unique and breathtaking.
Nonetheless, when it comes to visiting National Parks with the little ones, there are some common things to consider, ranging from planning your visit to participating in the park’s programs. In this post, we will talk about everything you need to know about visiting National Parks with kids.
Traveling with kids can be a wonderful experience, but it can also be challenging. From organizing and packing everything you need to keeping your kids entertained and comfortable during flights and road trips, there are many factors to consider.
However, with some planning and preparation, you can make your family vacation more enjoyable and stress-free for everyone. In this blog post, we’ve compiled a list of the top family-friendly travel hacks to help you save space in your luggage, keep your kids entertained on long flights, and make your trip as smooth and less stressful as possible.
We spent a few days in the little town of Park City, Utah, located in the Wasatch Mountain Range, and fell in love with this winter wonderland. Founded in 1869, Park City has a population of only about 8,500 people. Yet, this little town attracts thousands of tourists. Ironically, the number of tourists visiting yearly is actually bigger than the town’s population 😃.
Interestingly, only 20 years ago, Park City looked different and completely changed after the 2002 Winter Olympics Games, adding new properties to the valley. Park City’s ski resorts were the locations for skiing and snowboarding in the Winter Olympics Games!
Besides, each January, Park City hosts the Sundance Film Festival – one of the largest independent film festivals in the world. So you can imagine how busy it gets during that time.
If you are wondering if it is worth visiting a ski resort town when you are not skiing (or have little ones that aren’t ready yet to hit the slopes), the answer is yes, absolutely it is! You would be surprised at how many winter activities there are for the whole family. So let’s dive into family-friendly things to do in Park City in winter.
This December, we spent a few days in New Orleans, Louisiana. When planning this trip back in July, we pictured ourselves having café au lait in a historic courtyard of the French Quarter and kids enjoying the sunny southern days (and maybe a little bit of rain).
Can you imagine December of 2022 being one of the coldest winters in New Orleans’ history 🥶? On some days, the temperature dropped to 20F (-4C), and it got quite chilly with wind gusts. Thus being said, we did what we could to explore this beautiful city. Although we had to miss out on some of the activities because of the weather, the girls and us accomplished a lot, and we can’t wait to share that with you.
California is a top destination for families, thanks to its stunning beaches, national parks, and iconic attractions. If you’re looking for family-friendly Hyatt hotels in California where you can stay using points, you’re in luck. Hyatt has one of the most valuable loyalty programs for travelers with kids.
With more than 104 properties across the Golden State, including many family-friendly resorts in California, you’ll find options that suit every type of vacation, from coastal getaways to city adventures.
In this post, we’re sharing five kid-friendly Hyatt hotels in California where we’ve stayed on points and made lasting family memories.
Kauai is known for its beautiful beaches, lush forests, and stunning natural beauty, making it one of the best kid-friendly destinations in Hawaii. When planning a family vacation, finding the best kid-friendly things to do in Kauai ensures an unforgettable experience for everyone.
As the northernmost and oldest island in the Hawaiian chain, Kauai’s volcanic activity ended 3.8 million years ago. This rich geological history has created a unique blend of natural wonders, from dramatic cliffs to hidden waterfalls. Its remote location and rich biodiversity create the perfect backdrop for families to explore and create lasting memories.
On our recent trip, our eight- and two-year-olds had an amazing time discovering all the island has to offer. Let’s dive into the top family-friendly activities and attractions that make Kauai a must-visit with kids!
Looking for the best things to do in Paso Robles on your next family trip? This small Central California town may be famous for its vineyards, but it’s also packed with fun and unique experiences for families.
Just 2.5 hours from San Jose or 2 hours from Monterey, Paso Robles makes for an easy and rewarding weekend getaway. From dazzling outdoor art displays to hands-on museums and scenic parks, here are five kid-friendly things to do in Paso Robles that your whole crew will enjoy.
What comes to your mind when you think about visiting Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks? It should be mountains, canyons, waterfalls, and of course, a forest with magnificent ancient giants, the largest living things on Earth, sequoias.
Representing two of the nine National Parks in California, these parks spread across thousands of acres of land (including 808,000 acres of designated wilderness). Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks are very popular tourist destinations and are visited by people from all over the world.