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JimByersTravel
I only have 400 or 500 in my basement! #TravelSkills #lovemaps https://t.co/KTsvBgqeCw
LDPR
pnywisetraveler
replying to @LandLopers @LandLopers @Melbourne @Australia Nice I need to go there too! #TravelSkills
JohnnyJet
replying to @Australia @Australia A7 Unless you can get a suite and access to a club lounge, renting an apartment is better for families since it provides more space and a kitchen. #TravelSkills
cjmcginnis
replying to @Australia @Australia A7 The best part about renting a home with kids is the meals. Much easier with a kitchen, fridge, etc. #TravelSkills
Alamo
A7: This is definitely something that depends on the family and the destination. We do think that wherever you lodge, you shouldn’t stay inside too long! Get out, explore and immerse yourself in the culture of your destination. https://t.co/K2JKZK3yJE #TravelSkills
CharlesMcCool
replying to @BBC_Travel @BBC_Travel Why did you leave, @TheTravelCamel? 🤣🤣🤣 #travel #TravelSkills
Vacatia
replying to @travelskills @travelskills Our guests who are family travel decision makers (we refer to them as "Chief Vacation Officers") routinely tell us the perfect #familytravel plans include lots of time together with their family. and some time apart 😎 #travelskills
JohnnyJet
replying to @Australia @Australia TIP Always find out what the fees and rules are regarding having more than two people in a hotel room. Some hotels don’t even allow more than three people in a room. #TravelSkills
cjmcginnis
replying to @Australia @Australia TIP A cool new service called @Suiteness helps travelers find connecting hotel rooms—those with interior doors. Cheaper than booking a suite. Great for kids or snorers! https://t.co/O1aSCfAQM2 #TravelSkills
HideawayReport
A7 Depends on how many family members, the destination and the length of the trip. Both are great options. Here, we share our favorite family-friendly hotels in the world: https://t.co/VT8n4crQA6 #TravelSkills
LandLopers
I sat down with @yTravelBlog to chat all about @Queensland on a recent podcast episode, check it out here! https://t.co/yAd3w7Mcp9 #travelskills @Australia
SmarterTravel
A7: You'll typically get more space for the money with a vacation rental instead of a hotel: https://t.co/EHEG2JpH4F #TravelSkills
LandLopers
A7: My parent friends swear by renting a condo or house. They love the extra space and ability to do meals at home #travelskills
AndreaGuthmann
A6 Don't want #rain to ruin the #family #trip. Always be prepared for bad #weather. #travelskills #travel @FamilyVacation #familytravel https://t.co/aTXVfDXP0Q
JimByersTravel
I'd have go with home-sharing for families. A hotel with a pool is great, but a house offers more privacy and more space for family members. A7 #TravelSkills
nataliediscala
replying to @cjmcginnis @cjmcginnis We've discovered so many great products since having a child but some favourites are @doonausa (a must-have!) and @FlyTotTravel #TravelSkills
pnywisetraveler
A7: A home-sharing service is better with kids. You have a kitchen and there is more space! #TravelSkills
Australia
replying to @travelskills @travelskills TIP Australia has a range of excellent family-friendly resorts that offer amenities like kid's clubs, a selection of pools, games and family wildlife excursions, junior ranger programs, and dining options for even the pickiest of eaters. #TravelSkills
LandLopers
RT @cjmcginnis: @Australia TIP A cool new service called @Suiteness helps travelers find connecting hotel rooms—those with interior doors.…
SpudHilton
A7. Hotel vs. home-share for family travel? Hotel. Less personal stuff for curious kids to get into or damage. #travelskills
nataliediscala
replying to @cjmcginnis @cjmcginnis Both have their benefits but having access to a kitchen is really key for me when traveling with a little one. You can get that in an apartment or if you have lounge access at a hotel - both work! #TravelSkills
LeeAmandaJ
replying to @travelskills @travelskills Q6. A sarong. You can use it as a makeshift picnic blanket, blanket to keep warm, cover from the sun for a stroller. #TravelSkills
pnywisetraveler
replying to @AndreaGuthmann @AndreaGuthmann @FamilyVacation Awesome! I love a foldable @thenorthface raincoat too! #TravelSkills
travelskills
RT @LandLopers: A7: My parent friends swear by renting a condo or house. They love the extra space and ability to do meals at home #travels…
cjmcginnis
replying to @LandLopers @LandLopers For a long vacay, I do love to have a kitchen. Going out to eat can get tiresome, esp w kids #TravelSkills
LandLopers
RT @Australia: @travelskills TIP Australia has a range of excellent family-friendly resorts that offer amenities like kid's clubs, a select…
travelskills
Family-friendly resorts in @Australia include @WolganV, @jamala_lodge and more: https://t.co/cx7TEv0z4B #TravelSkills
CharlesMcCool
replying to @JohnnyJet @JohnnyJet A7 Well, I see both sides of the issue but for starters >>> https://t.co/xsj1rkvZJs #travel #travelskills @cjmcginnis
AndreaGuthmann
replying to @pnywisetraveler @pnywisetraveler @HawksCayResort @oceanconserve @oceansresearch @Australia Resort recommendations for #families who want to #scuba #divewith their #kids in @Australia? (with direct flights from Chicago, plz!!) #Travelskills
travelskills
RT @Australia: @travelskills TIP Australia has a range of excellent family-friendly resorts that offer amenities like kid's clubs, a select…
LandLopers
replying to @cjmcginnis @cjmcginnis I like having an area for breakfast, no doubt @MarriottIntl has a number of extended stay options that have made my own travels a lot more bearable #travelskills
pnywisetraveler
replying to @LandLopers @LandLopers It’s cheaper too! And you get privacy! #TravelSkills
JohnnyJet
Q8 What’s the farthest from home you’ve ever traveled with family? #TravelSkills @LuxeTiffany @DarleyNewman @aladyinlondon @coryleetweets @petehalvorsen @DailyTravelTips @DanaHFreeman @SpudHilton @greenwooddavis @KirstenAlana @crankyflier
LandLopers
replying to @AndreaGuthmann @AndreaGuthmann @pnywisetraveler @HawksCayResort @oceanconserve @oceansresearch @Australia oh there's so so many! depends on where you want to dive, age of kids, etc. Hamilton Island is a good starting point though #travelskills
Alamo
replying to @LDPR @LDPR Thanks, @LDPR! There are so many ways to travel to Disney, we want to make sure that everyone has the tools they need. #TravelSkills
LeeAmandaJ
replying to @travelskills @travelskills Q5. Being out in nature and engaging w/ animals! I've taken my Canadian kids to feed bread to kangaroos, watch penguins return to their burrows on Phillip Island and hang out with Tasmanian Devils. @Australia #travelskills
cjmcginnis
replying to @Australia @Australia A8 Australia, of course! My favorite faraway place to go with or without family. Always a warm welcome. #TravelSkills
Alamo
A8: Traveling far from home is always an adventure. We think traveling between two different countries in one vacation is a cool way to really experience life away from home. Check out our guide for traveling between Seattle & Vancouver: https://t.co/KAFH465lvl #TravelSkills
JohnnyJet
replying to @Australia @Australia A8 Australia, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, China, or India. My son’s furthest trip so far is London. #TravelSkills (Pic is with my dad in Sydney)
JimByersTravel
RT @JohnnyJet: Q8 What’s the farthest from home you’ve ever traveled with family? #TravelSkills @LuxeTiffany @DarleyNewman @aladyinlondon @…
JimByersTravel
We used to take trips from Toronto to Hawaii with our three kids every couple years, even when they were quite young. Ten hours of flying. We usually broke it up wiith two flights. Often stopped in SF on the way there or on the way back. A8 #TravelSkills
micheleherrmann
A7: With a hotel, an in-room fridge or on-site or nearby dining is a must. #TravelSkills
cjmcginnis
replying to @Australia @Australia A8 I loved taking my mom to London back in 1990s. We went twice and had a ball both times. #TravelSkills
JohnnyJet
replying to @Australia @Australia TIP Get an aviation flight log (some airlines like @AmericanAir give them away) and have the pilot fill it out and sign it each flight. That way your child will always know where they went. #TravelSkills