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When we talk about family trips, it’s about more than simply reaching a destination; we talk about spending time together, all while discovering new places and sights and creating new memories that both the adults and the children can long enjoy after getting back home.
One such great location for making memories and discovering new places and sights is Baltimore, Mar...
October is a great time for road trips. For certain parts of the country, the leaves are changing and the temps are dropping, adding a certain comfort and serenity to those long stretches on the road.
With Halloween ...
The internet makes travel much easier, no doubt about it. For those trips demanding a rental car, booking and comparison sites have effectively streamlined the process. Travelers can make arrangements well in advance, with their needs in mind and one less thing to handle when it’s time to leave.
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Every July, the Morales family loads the minivan in Bellingham and points it north. Half an hour later, they pass the Peace Arch, and by dinner they are at Grandpa’s lake cabin in the Okanagan. The kids know the routine by heart: passports out, snacks hidden, sing quietly in the border line.
What the kids never see is the other trip their parents make every year. One p...
New York City can be expensive, but there are plenty of free attractions if you know where to look.
When my daughter was 2 years old, I wheeled her in her stroller through Times Square. She asked, “Mommy, where are we?”
“New Yo...