by Annie Thomas | Dec 15, 2022 | Airplane Travel, Family Travel, Resources
Has a good book ever been one of the biggest memories of a trip? It is amazing how a book can shape your experience in that way. As you plan for Spring Break, be sure to pick up one of these great books of 2022 or highly anticipated reads of 2023 to enhance your...
by Annie Thomas | Dec 2, 2022 | Airplane Travel, Family Travel, Resources
No one really wants to think about canceling their trip or having it be canceled on them. Others are paralyzed by all of the possibilities of what could go wrong that they don’t feel confident booking. Still others look for the best deal on third party travel...
by Annie Thomas | Nov 21, 2022 | Airplane Travel, Family Travel, Resources
Sleep in general is essential but can be elusive. Add in the challenge of sitting upright while trying to keep your arms and legs inside your seat area and avoid snoring, drooling or falling asleep on someone next to you. It really is no wonder sleeping on a plane is...
by Annie Thomas | Sep 14, 2022 | Airplane Travel, Family Travel, Resources
For a decade our travel luggage was fully thrown together; choosing whatever baggage we already owned to meet the size requirements and honestly, sometimes not meeting them. We learned a lot and continued to streamline what we carry. These days, I want to carry a...
by Annie Thomas | Jan 21, 2022 | Airplane Travel, Asia, Family Travel, Itineraries
Have you heard what a special destination Thailand is for families? Thailand is the perfect country for your first visit to Asia or anytime. Thai people are friendly, grateful for your tourism, and proud to share their rich culture. There are so many elements of...
by Annie Thomas | May 12, 2020 | Asia, Airplane Travel, Europe, Family Travel
Jet Lag. If you have experienced it yourself, it may give you pause about subjecting your children to it. If you’re considering a first long flight for your entire family, the unknown can be concerning. Let me reassure you that it’s worth the jet lag to...
