Best Family Activities in Switzerland for a Luxury Vacation

12 May 202611 May 2026 by Alison Eastgate

Switzerland has a legendary reputation for breathtaking Alpine scenery, world-famous rail journeys, and hospitality that truly spoils you. But beyond those postcard-perfect peaks and lakes, it’s also one of Europe’s finest destinations for luxury family vacations. Safe, incredibly easy to navigate, and remarkably family-friendly, Switzerland strikes a rare balance between outdoor adventure and premium comfort. … Read more

Multi-Generational Travel in England: Best Family Experiences 2026

12 May 202622 April 2026 by Alison Eastgate

England works particularly well for multi-generational family travel, with a mix of historic cities, countryside, coastal experiences and theme parks that are easy to combine into one trip. It is one of those rare places where a single day can take you from the bustling energy of a London market to the total stillness of a … Read more

Luxury Travel in Greece: Experiences for Every Kind of Traveler

4 February 2026 by Alison Eastgate

Greece remains one of the world’s most sought-after destinations, and for good reason. Its combination of sun-drenched islands, some of the world’s most significant archaeological sites, and a culinary tradition rooted in thousands of years of history is unmatched. However, for the luxury traveler, the challenge isn’t finding Greece, it’s finding the real Greece away … Read more

The Most Unexpected Easter Traditions Around the World

14 April 2025 by Alison Eastgate

If you think Easter is just about chocolate eggs, pastel colors, and a family brunch, you might be in for a surprise. Around the world, this springtime holiday unfolds in wildly different ways – some ancient, some modern, some reverent, and some delightfully weird. For those of us who travel to connect with something deeper – … Read more

Wander, Bond, Grow: The Psychological Benefits of Family Travel

21 April 20252 April 2025 by Alison Eastgate

Traveling as a family is more than just a getaway; it is an opportunity to strengthen relationships, leave an enduring imprint, and foster personal growth. Whether it involves road trips, international adventures, or simple weekend getaways, traveling together can have profound psychological effects on both parents and children. The shared experiences allow families to connect … Read more

The Enchantment of European Christmas Markets

22 December 202530 November 2023 by Andrew Grieve

As winter blankets Europe in a glistening coat of snow, the continent comes alive with the magic of Christmas markets. These festive bazaars, scattered across iconic cities and quaint villages, transform ordinary streets into enchanting wonderlands, captivating locals and visitors alike. What makes European Christmas markets so special? Let’s unwrap the charm and explore the … Read more

ETIAS Rules for US Citizens: Your Comprehensive Guide

2 August 202422 September 2023 by Andrew Grieve

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If you’re a US citizen planning an exciting trip to Europe, you’ll want to familiarize yourself with the European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS). This innovative system is a recent requirement for travelers visiting a range of stunning European countries, including Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and more. Understanding ETIAS: Simplifying Travel Plans ETIAS … Read more

Family travel to Central Europe

7 August 20246 August 2021 by Andrew Grieve

Fun things to do as a family in Europe – whether you’re 9 or 99! Vacations are special times for family togetherness and planning a trip for two or more generations can be fun. There are many benefits to family travel, so get together and start exploring – it will be a bonding experience for … Read more

Top 10 Family Hotels in Europe

22 December 20254 June 2019 by Andrew Grieve

Visit any major review site. Many reviews by travelers either mention the absence of certain family-friendly amenities or appreciate a hotel when those are present. For travelers who frequently vacation with their families, checking for these features becomes like second nature. But that may not be true for first-time vacationers about to book a stay in Europe.