Are you travelling with your family this summer? For many families this will be the first proper getaway abroad since before COVID. Some families we know have somehow managed to dodge the various restrictions over the last two years and not had to cancel things, but for us certainly, this will be the first family holiday abroad since COVID changed all our lives. How about you?
Every child loves to travel, learn about new cities and countries, and share their experiences with their friends and teachers. Travelling with my parents and visiting new places together are some of my happiest memories from childhood. Here are a few tips for ravelling safely with children.
Holidays are a hot topic for families, despite many of us having to cancel and rearrange them multiple times due to COVID-19. Family holidays have to match everyone’s needs, stay within a budget, fit around work, children’s commitments and much more. There are two ways to handle this: panic or just get super organised.
If you are thinking of travelling in Sicily, you are probably dreaming of some incredibly beautiful film landscapes and beaches, but if you really want to enjoy your trip to Sicily, it is important to know where to go and be organised. The first thing is: RELAX, IT’S SICILY!
If the COVID-19 pandemic has taught us anything in a short space of time, it is the massive difference that our carbon footprint can make to the planet. After just two weeks after the outbreak began, there were reports of massive decreases in pollution.
Travel can be expensive, especially when you have a large family. From the airfare to food, to the local transportation costs, you will start to incur expenses quickly. Here are a few ways you can save money on your accommodation.
The Boy Scouts have it right with their motto of “Be Prepared!” The beauty of travelling to new places is that we cannot anticipate what we will happen next. That’s what makes it exciting.
As I child I was lucky enough to tour Europe most summers with my parents in our camper van. Mostly this was done prior to me turning eight and my brother being born. I was desperate for a sibling, but we did have some good adventures as a three before he arrived too. My parents […]