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Making Multi-Generational Travel Work for Everyone

Making Multi-Generational Travel Work for Everyone

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Multi-generational travel tips for planning successful family reunion vacations with grandparents, grandchildren, and everyone in between. Learn destination selection strategies, hotel vs. vacation rental pros/cons, activity planning for different ages and abilities, navigating money conversations, and managing group dynamics on trips spanning toddlers to seniors.

Episode Highlights:

  • Choosing destinations that work for all ages and mobility levels
  • Travel agent vs. DIY booking for large groups
  • Hotel vs vacation rental decision-making for 6+ people
  • Splitting activities by interest while staying connected as a family
  • Handling the money conversation before booking
  • Managing dietary restrictions and mobility needs
  • Real examples from Hawaii, Caribbean cruises, and more

00:00 Welcome to Family Travel Unpacked

01:19 Choosing the Perfect Destination

04:54 Planning the Trip: Travel Agents vs. DIY

08:03 Booking Early and Getting Commitments

10:50 Hotel vs. Vacation Rental: Making the Right Choice

15:19 Flexibility in Activities and Logistics

19:31 Navigating the Money Conversations

23:30 Managing Interpersonal Dynamics

28:01 Final Tips for Multi-Generational Travel

Hosted by Melissa Conn, founder of The Family Voyage, certified Child Passenger Safety Technician, and mom of two who proves family travel is achievable for everyone.

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