family travel
Wander answers all your questions about family travel except "Are we there yet?"
Never Be Bored on a Road Trip Again - RVing in Retirement
A while back I shared an article titled Why Does the Road Curve in the Desert? I asked readers to share how they spend their time when traveling long distances. The responses were creative, humorous, and inspiring. Below I share some of the responses and provide links for further investigation.
By Brenda Mahler3 years ago in Wander
5 Kitchen Appliances I Make Space for When Traveling– RVing in Retirement
We started with a 22-foot camp trailer and recently moved into a 40-foot motorhome. In the first RV, limited space required creative packing; it reminded me of playing Tetris. When we moved into the larger rig, though space was no longer restricted, we still try to be selective. After some time on the road, I have settled on five items that make cooking easy and fun. They are my go-to appliances for short stops, overnight camping, and extended stays. I would suggest considering these items for any travelers who enjoys cooking but desires to keep it simple.
By Brenda Mahler3 years ago in Wander
How to Travel Around the World with a Baby
You may have been advised against travelling to far off destinations with a baby or heard horror stories of misbehaving babies on planes; don't let such things deter you from taking your baby on your travels because it can be done and enjoyed too! Here are some insights on what to keep in mind that will help make the trip unforgettable for all the right reasons.
By Ayodha Ushani3 years ago in Wander
Flying with a Toddler: Top 5 Tips. Top Story - March 2021.
I get a lot of questions from new parents related to flying with a toddler and infants now that travel restrictions are lifting and the weather is improving. Here are the top tips I always give out for successful experiences!
By Sarah Edwards3 years ago in Wander
How can the Maldives be the best trip family ever?
A family holiday in the Maldives? It’s not something you hear every day, is it? Well, to your surprise, you will find that the Maldives is one of the tropical destinations where you can have an ultimate family holiday. Even though the Maldives have been marketed as a honeymoon destination, you must know that there are plenty of activities you can do and experience as a family. So how can you have the best family trip in the Maldives?
By traveltheworld world3 years ago in Wander
The traveling notebook
Today was the same as every Tuesday. Rachel switched on her lamp at 5:30 am and staggered across the room to silence the siren blaring from her phone. She had already been laying there for an hour so that incessant barking from her phone was unnecessary. It was still dark outside and she saw her outfit laid out in the light of the lamp. All black. She put her hair in braids to avoid another customer complaint about a strand of long blonde hair in their food. It had been falling out ever since she quit taking birth control pills when her relationship ended. Hormones.
By Emma Thoday3 years ago in Wander
StoryWorth: A Book of Your Stories, One Question at a Time
Our daughter Leslie gave me a StoryWorth subscription for Christmas. I receive an email every morning that asks me a question about my life. I usually answer each question on my iPhone while I am drinking coffee in bed, before I start my day. Most people get one question a week, but I like to write, especially when the words flow right out of my head to the keyboard. At the end of the year, all the questions that I have answered will be the content of a hard copy book. Pictures can be included at the time of my post or at any time before printing my book.
By Bill Coleman3 years ago in Wander
A TRIP TO REMEMBER
There were so many days that Dominick and Natasha wanted to go on their adventure. But they could never getaway. There was always something going on. They were so busy that every month that passed there plains for this beautiful experience grew further and further away. Until one day, they both were fed up with their work and everything going on in their lives that they jumped in their car and took off driving out of the city.
By Laura mclean4 years ago in Wander
My top hometown to visit
Hometowns bring back nostalgia of childhoods and simplicity. Sometimes they bring back sad memories. It is always in the eyes of the beholder. I have more than one hometown, per say, but the one I truly call home is deep in the mountains of North Carolina. A small quaint town called Banner Elk. My heart hurts, and trills at the same time for such a beautiful destination I get to call home.
By Lillianne Ashner4 years ago in Wander