family travel

With Spring Break fast approaching, families are combing the web for ideas on how to spend their time off from the flurry of daily life.

For many reasons, tourism is on the rise in Latin America, making these exotic countries worth considering for a family spring break vacation.

Is booking a flight for your family vacation a dreaded activity?

In a world where an increasing number of children are being labeled with attention deficit disorders, it may be worth noting that attention is a muscle-like quality with the ability to be strengthened based on a more, shall we say, boring play room.

Flying into Cancun, your first experience might be currency exchange booths, the host of vendors trying to sell vacation packages and a Jimmy Buffett stand to occupy newly arrived tourists as they wait for their bus.

If you’ve never been to Mexico’s beloved Puerto Vallarta before, you’ll most likely have a hard time narrowing your must visit list down to a few attractions to fit your time there.

Traveling with kids is always an adventure. And anything longer than a trip across town requires some strategic planning to keep kids entertained, civil, and — ideally — learning along the way.

Voodoo Doughnuts?!? Book our tickets!

You can’t visit Hawaii without going to a luau.

Stay in style and get a good night’s rest at a luxury hotel room in the city that never sleeps. Here are our top picks for luxury hotels in NYC for families.

Within the City of London, one of the oldest neighborhoods, for example, historical attractions, bustling markets and awe-inspiring architecture abound. Here are some of the best ones that families can visit and explore in one day.

Grab your blue glittery dress, blonde wig and blue cape because Disney has officially announced the theater release date for Frozen 2...are you ready?!?!