In the midst of a pandemic, it can be hard to maintain a normal, everyday routine. We are living through a historical time accompanied with uncertainty and fear. It is scary on its own, not to mention when children are in the picture! But, if you follow these rules and guidelines, you can continue to spend quality time with your family while being safe and exploring new places.
Traveling is an even better experience when you have others to share it with. Exploring the world with your family and inspiring others to channel their inner wanderlust makes for some great bonding moments. Here are some of the most child-friendly destinations, activities, and other features your kids will love to travel during the year 2021!
Halloween is a tradition that has evolved over the years and has spread throughout the entire world. This historic celebration was originally a Celtic festival of Samhain. Eventually, people started dressing up as saints. They would go door to door singing or praying and in return would receive a “Soul Cake.” These were a symbol of remembering the dead. This is how we later evolved the tradition of Halloween into trick or treating and dressing up in costumes.
This season, test your courage by staying in a haunted hotel. There are hotels all around the world where guests frequently report paranormal activity within the buildings. Are you brave enough to spend a night or two in one? Keep reading for a list of the world’s most haunted hotels that you can actually stay at.
2021 will bring us a fresh new year full of endless opportunities. Travel is opening up more and more as COVID restrictions are being loosened around the globe. We know that it can be quite confusing to know which destinations are open, so we made a list of some of our favorite places that you can count on when considering a 2021 vacation. *Always seek advice from the CDC and Government websites of your home country and the countries or locations you are planning to visit.
Over the last several months, the world has come to a standstill. Restaurants closed, stores limited their hours, and worldwide travel came to a screeching halt. Now, approximately eight months later, countries are beginning to reopen and the world is getting used to a “new normal.” Luckily for those who are explorers at heart, opportunities for travel are beginning to come back around.
The cramped airplanes, long security lines, and crowded subways usually aren’t the highlights of trips. However, road trips are in a completely different category. Something about driving down endless roads with loved ones while playing favorite music and games creates long-lasting memories that families and friends will cherish forever.
