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4 days ago |
familyvacationist.com | Jamie Davis Smith
One of the ways I manage to travel with my kids as frequently as I do is by being cost-conscious. At times, staying in budget hotels is exactly what I need—a clean place for my family to take showers and sleep. But other times, budget hotels can be trying, with stained carpets, smelly rooms, and unhelpful staff. These hotels sometimes wind up more stressful than relaxing and I try to be out of the room as much as possible.
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1 week ago |
familyvacationist.com | Gina Kramer
Raleigh, North Carolina, is having a moment right now—one that puts families at the forefront and continues to earn the city national clout, including a spot on our list of the best U.S. destinations to vacation with kids. The city’s central location on the east coast, about halfway between Florida and New York, makes for enjoyable road trips and quick flights.
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1 week ago |
familyvacationist.com | Beth Luberecki
I grew up in a family of six that made frequent trips to Walt Disney World Resort. Finding hotel rooms in the Orlando area that could accommodate all six of us, especially as us kids got older, was no easy task. But that was many years ago, and as the Orlando hotel scene has expanded over the years, so has its lodging options for big families.
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1 week ago |
familyvacationist.com | Gina Kramer
You’ll find cruises in just about every corner of the world. Because it’s so easy for families to board a ship, unpack only once, and see multiple destinations in one trip, many opt to travel by sea. There’s certainly merit to this sense of effortlessness, but that doesn’t mean cruising is the best option for every destination (or family).
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2 weeks ago |
familyvacationist.com | Megan duBois
When I first stepped out of my rental car and into the Maka’ala (which is Native Hawaiian for “the pathway of the eyes,” and to “open up your eyes and look”) lobby at Aulani, a Disney Resort & Spa in Ko Olina, Hawaii, I was in awe. Disney’s Hawaii resort, a place I had been looking forward to visiting for years, was right before me.
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