By Clay Larroy
Travel is something we all look
forward to. It is a break in the monotony of everyday life. It is a chance to
relax and live stress free for a week or two, away from work and all
responsibilities. Here is some advice for the next time you go on vacation.
Children
It might be a good idea to pack a small bag of goldfish
or bring a little toy from a fast food restaurant on a flight with you. Even if
you don't have children, there may be some desperate parent that will be so
grateful to you for your gift.
When traveling
with children by plane, try to book a direct flight if at all possible. Even if
you have to pay a little more, it will be worth it when you arrive at your
destination with happy children. Non-direct flights often result in increased
stress for all due to long layovers and changes in flight schedules.
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Protect your children when traveling by making sure
they are prepared in case they get lost. For older children, arrange a
convenient meeting place where your family can regroup if separated. Younger
children should carry a card with their name, the names of their parents and a contact
number. Additional information regarding medications and allergies is also
helpful. Instruct your children to give the card to a police officer if they
get lost.
Travel in May and October to
avoid crowds, save money and enjoy temperate weather. In those months, many
families with children cannot travel due to school commitments, making many
tourist attractions much less crowded. This may also result in lower costs for
airfare and hotels. As an added bonus, the weather in May and October is
usually perfect for traveling -- not too hot and not too cold.
Taking a trip is something that is always fun because
it is a new place and a new experience. Oftentimes, it is a vacation from work
or from our kids. With the right amount of money and a little bit of research,
you can have the best trip of your life and hopefully, this article provided
the knowledge. Now you just have to get the cash.
“I haven’t been everywhere, but it’s on my list.” – Susan Sontag
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