by Annie Thomas | Dec 2, 2020 | Family Travel, North America, Resources
Nearly every chain restaurant you can imagine is available on the Las Vegas Strip for an easy way to feed hungry kids. However, if you are like me and would like to enjoy some of the restaurants unique to Las Vegas or find dining experiences rather than grab...
by Annie Thomas | Nov 17, 2020 | Family Travel, Itineraries, North America
Las Vegas may not be an obvious or first choice for families with its reputation for gambling and adult oriented fun, but you need to give it another look. Between the direct flights, warm weather and family oriented activities, Las Vegas has a lot to offer families...
by Annie Thomas | Nov 10, 2020 | Family Travel, North America
Las Vegas is known for many things, but family vacations may not be the first thing that comes to mind. Particularly for American families, it deserves another consideration. Families are often looking for ways to squeeze sun and fun into school breaks and...
by Annie Thomas | Oct 1, 2020 | Family Travel, Hiking, Itineraries, North America, RV Travel
Whether you are a veteran to visiting National Parks or new to visiting with kids, doing some research, setting a soft plan, and organizing provisions can provide for a smoother visit. The following steps will help you to: Avoid overwhelm upon arriving at the park...
by Annie Thomas | Sep 21, 2020 | Family Travel, Hiking, Itineraries, North America
Among America’s sixty-two designated national parks, there are some that truly stand out above the rest. Glacier National Park is certainly one of our great parks. Planning a visit to Glacier does require some consideration due to weather, location...
by Annie Thomas | Jul 18, 2020 | Family Travel, Itineraries, Midwest Travel, North America
On your first visit to a large city, it seems appropriate to see the requisite tourist attractions, but once you have visited a second, third or dozen times, branching out into other neighborhoods allows you get a real feel for the city. Chicago is a city of...
