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This article originally appeared The New York Times online May 8, 2019 NYTimes.com. Children of all ages can be picky, but adolescents especially are one tough crowd. Tour operators, hotels and cruises have responded by offering customized programs and activities. By Nora Walsh Children are a tough crowd to please, especially when it comes to keeping tweens and teens entertained...
This article originally appeared in Travel + Leisure Magazine April 2019 By developing local experiences and dreaming up whimsical amenities, hospitality brands are finding new ways to surprise and delight even the youngest travelers, while cultivating deeper, more meaningrul experiences for the whole family. By Stirling Kelso T+L Travel Advisory Board member Keith Waldon kept getting requests from clients for...
This article originally appeared in Modern Luxury | May 2019 Adding to the many reasons travel is inspiring, a recent survey shows more than half of educators believe travel has a positive impact on students’ education and future careers. For the affluent wanderer looking to reap the benefits, enter Global CommUnity (globalcommunitytravel.com), a Nashville-based agency that creates life travel maps...
It’s a common dream – pulling the kids from the traditional school year and traveling with family around the world for six, maybe twelve, months. Introducing them to new cultures and customs. Inspiring them to help where help is needed and to see themselves as citizens of the world. To bring them into a new kind of classroom to achieve...
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