Tag: Family Friendly
Age Specific / Adult Children
Aug 30, 2019Fall Festivals With Local Flair
Fall is such a fun time of year and seemingly never short on family-friendly festivals. The only trouble in enjoying them all is to pick and choose for each weekend.
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United Airlines Celebrates its First Class of United Aviate Graduates
As the only major U.S. airline to own a flight school, United Airlines already hit a major milestone, and now the carrier celebrates another important — and historic — step as the inaugural class of United Aviate Academy pilots graduates, leading the next generation of aviators. The 51 students in the graduating class were majority, at 80 percent, women and people of color — another stride toward United’s goal of training 5,000 new pilots by 2030 with half women or POC.
Destinations / North America
Aug 29, 2019Fall Festivals in Daytona Beach, Florida
You may know Florida’s famous East Coast locale of Daytona Beach for the Daytona International Speedway and a spring break season that would make you blush, but this beach town has a lot more to offer.
Listicles
Jun 1, 2019Luxury Family-Friendly Hotels in South Africa
The wild beauty and natural wonders of South Africa make it a prime target for leisure travelers and families looking for adventure. Find a hotel that can not only accommodate, but elevate, your stay by showcasing the best of the area and catering to your family’s needs.
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May 17, 2019California’s Family-Friendly Wineries
While thoughts of California’s wine country and sprawling vineyards might conjure thoughts of adult-only alone time and girls’ weekend retreats, there’s actually a kid-friendly side to wine-tasting tourism.
Europe
Jan 11, 2019A Magnifique Family Vacation in France’s Posh Courchevel Ski Area
Sure Courchevel is one of France’s toniest and best-known ski areas, but did you know it’s also family-friendly? For those unfamiliar with the region, Courchevel is part of Les Trois Vallees ski areas and comprises six valleys. Its levels — situated more or less on top of each other — are named according to their relative heights in meters —1,300–1,850 meters at its highest.