According to a National Tourism Association study, multigenerational vacations continue to be a popular choice for family travel, with about half of all vacations taken by parents and grandparents considered multigenerational. Additionally, 45 percent of all leisure travelers brought kids on their trips last year.
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Princess Cruises offers a top choice for families seeking unforgettable experiences by combining luxury, adventure and accessibility. Princess aims to make booking for large groups of varying age, from toddler to senior citizen, easy and affordable — two important components of memorable multigenerational travel.
Many Princess Cruises’ itineraries make a great choice for family travel, with these three in particular a perfect option for your clan:
- Mediterranean: Explore Europe’s Mediterranean treasures onboard the newest ship from Princess, Sun Princess, visiting destinations like Rome, Barcelona and Athens.
- Caribbean: The colors and the rhythms of the Caribbean come alive on a Regal Princess cruise that brings new adventures and cultural experiences to multigenerational family travelers.
- Alaska: Alaska is a wonderful choice for travelers of all ages and Grand Princess boasts accessible itineraries that deliver unforgettable moments for every generation, including glacier sightings and encounters with wildlife.
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