This article was co-authored by Amy Tan. Amy Tan is a Travel Planner and the Founder of Planet Hoppers, a boutique travel design team founded in 2002. Planet Hoppers specializes in brainstorming and creating itineraries for dream vacations, honeymoons, exotic adventures, family reunions, and group trips. Planet Hoppers is a TRUE accredited travel agency and a member of the Signature Travel Network, the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA), and Travel Leaders. Amy earned a BA in Communications and a BS in Physics from the University of California, Davis in 2000.
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Taking a vacation can do wonders for you and your family. In addition to giving you a much needed break from the demands of work (and even improving your health), a vacation can be a special chance for the members of your family to bond together.[1]
.Taking a vacation can give you the opportunity to spend quality time with your children while also letting them see a new part of the world.Amy Tan
Travel Planner & Founder, Planet HoppersExpert Trick: When you're trying to choose a destination for a family vacation, ask your friends and family if they have anywhere they'd recommend. You can also browse the internet, library, and bookstores to discover different travel destinations. If you're still not sure, talk to a travel planner who can make suggestions based on your desired experience, budget, and travel dates.
Jami Yaeger
Parenting SpecialistAsk about undisclosed family vacation discounts. When booking trips with a little one, always ask if there are special family rates for things like plane tickets, hotel rooms, entry fees, or car rentals that could save you money. Many places offer discounts but don't advertise them widely, so make sure to inquire.
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