Archive for Category: "Family/Kids Travel"
Voluntourism Spotlight: Mississippi Coastal Cleanup
It’s Thursday which means we’re highlighting another volunteer travel opportunity to add to our growing voluntourism archives. Check back each week for a new voluntourism spotlight and tune into Peter Greenberg Worldwide Radio this weekend to hear even more about this opportunity. Now is a time to plan a trip to the gulf coast of [...]
Travel Tip: Baseball Spring Training Travel
Listen up, baseball fans. 2012 spring training is just around the corner. So here’s what you need to know to start planning. Each year, 15 teams warm up for the season in the Grapefruit League in Florida, while the other 15 teams train in Arizona’s Cactus League. The season begins in early March, and tickets [...]
Window Seat or Aisle Seat: Valentine’s Day Two for One
Most people think of Valentine’s Day as a holiday just for couples, but romance can spoil fast if you spend the whole trip worrying about your children. Instead, Kerri Zane suggests bringing the family along. This month’s Window Seat or Aisle column teaches how to find romance on a family trip. Nearly 1 billion will [...]
Window Seat or Aisle Seat: Warm-Weather Winter Vacations
Did you know that today is National Escape day? In honor of this January day, why not plan a winter escape from the cold? Kerri Zane’s Window Seat or Aisle Seat column has advice and deals for planning your first vacation of the year. Winter can be the perfect time for a mental health holiday. [...]
PeterGreenberg.com Contributor Contest Winner: Meet Marie LeRose
Our PeterGreenberg.com Contributor contest was a close race, but contributor Marie LeRose managed to win hearts and a whopping 57 percent of your votes. Learn a little bit more about this family traveler and then register your answer to our next contest. Tell us a little bit about you and your family. I grew up [...]
Ask Peter: Peter Answers Your Travel Questions, 1.21.12 edition
Each week Peter takes time out of his Peter Greenberg Worldwide Radio (click here to find your local station or here to listen to the most recent podcast) broadcast to solve your travel problems and answer your listeners’ questions. This week Peter offers advice on the family luggage, springtime in the Caribbean, and airline milage refunds. Do you [...]
Window Seat or Aisle Seat: Family Travel Over the Holiday
You only have one Christmas vacation and each year families have to weigh the options between staying home for the holidays at home or going on a family vacation. Kerri Zane weighs in on how to negotiate family travel over the holiday season. Home for the holidays. The sentiment can conjure up warm fuzzy thoughts [...]
Travel Tip: Flying with an Infant
It’s no easy task traveling with small kids, but it pays to know the rules of the road before you go. One perk for parents is that they can gate check their strollers, instead of lugging their kids through the airport. But with strollers getting bigger and bulkier in recent years, the airlines began changing [...]
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