by Annie Thomas | Nov 11, 2022 | Africa, Family Travel, Itineraries
Is South Africa on your bucket list? Do you find the idea of long travel in an entirely new country daunting? No worries, I have an easy itinerary that gives you a proper introduction to this beautiful country! I have a tendency to include too many things and then...
by Annie Thomas | Nov 2, 2022 | Family Travel, Hiking, Itineraries, Midwest Travel, North America
The Lake of the Ozarks has been part of my story for my entire life. First, it was the summer time visits spent with our extended family at my grandparents’ condo. Next, it was the visits to my parents’ condo, eventually bringing along little ones. And...
by Annie Thomas | Apr 28, 2022 | Asia, Europe, Family Travel, Itineraries, Resources
When discussing our family travels, I often hear, “I wouldn’t know where to start”. This is completely understandable and why travel professionals exist. If you have felt overwhelmed even by the idea of planning an international trip for your...
by Annie Thomas | Apr 19, 2022 | Family Travel, Itineraries, Midwest Travel, North America
The Midwest boasts many foods that are either uniquely found only in the Midwest or copied without success in other places. You can enjoy many of these food items year round, but summer through harvest season will yield the widest availability. Since the...
by Annie Thomas | Feb 18, 2022 | Europe, Family Travel, Itineraries
Parents are always asking what is the best age to take kids on a particular trip. Europe, like the United States, is full of a variety of climates and environments. Making the leap to leave the continent for the first time can be intimidating. ...
by Annie Thomas | Jan 27, 2022 | Asia, Family Travel, Hiking, Itineraries, North America, Uncategorized
Just as parenting evolves with growing kids, so does family travel. The early concerns of what essentials to pack and the stress of how to navigate an airport with little ones are replaced with the acknowledgement of fleeting time as little kids become big...
