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www.best-family-beach-vacations.com : Family Beach Vacations Tips & Deals Home : October 2005

October 16, 2005 - Family Cruise and Family Cruises

Family cruises are a special time for families to connect and spend time together. With the busyness of work and sports programs, dance lessons, dentist visits, and youth group, it's hard for families to spend quality time together. All the more reason to get away from the hustle and bustle and go on a family cruise.

There are family cruise agencies out there, ready to help you plan the perfect getaway for you and your loved ones. A trip that will be both fun and exciting yet won't break your budget. If you are looking for a variety of activities, ones that will allow your family some good interaction or individual activities that are of interest to everyone, it's all just a click away. There are family cruise specialists that dedicate themselves to bring you the best rates and superior service.

Family cruises are available for numerous destinations. Depending on where you want to go, you can explore the islands of Hawaii or sail to Florida, Canada, or Alaska. If you are interested in branching out farther, consider a Disney Cruise or a trip around the Cayman Islands. Whatever you choose, it will be an educational and memorable time for you and your loved ones.

We realize the importance of planning a family cruise is budget. You can save money if you travel during times that school vacations aren't planned. It is also important to discuss your airfare options with your travel agent. The reason for this is so you don't get stuck with inconvenient flight times or connections. If you are concerned about traveling with larger families, there are specifications designed to meet your needs on family cruises.

Youth counselors are also available on family cruises. If your children are three and older, you are bound to find a cruise line that has youth programs suitable for your family. If you are concerned about your teenagers having fun, family cruises are equipped with dance and karoake contests, pool parties, rock climbing walls, etc. Though programs are created to allow your children to be safe and have fun, the point of family cruises is to promote unity and togetherness within your family.

There are plenty of things to take into consideration when planning a family cruise. Will everyone have fun? Is it within the budget? What's an affordable and practical length of time to go on a family cruise? Family cruises are meant to be fun-sit down and talk with your family about where they would like to go, what kinds of activities your kids are interested in, and activities you can do together. Make it a point to write down what you hope to gain from your time together and set out to accomplish those goals. Bon Voyage!


October 18, 2005 - Family Travel Leader Significantly Expands Departures for 2005

Tauck Bridges, America’s top-selling escorted family travel tour operator, reports that the number of families traveling on its vacations more than doubled in 2004. As a result, the company is dramatically expanding its departure dates in 2005 for both the summer and winter/spring school holidays.

We’re delighted to see such strong growth in only our second year of operation, states Dan Mahar, President of Tauck Bridges. But even more rewarding is the enthusiasm we’re hearing from parents, grandparents and children about their experiences on Tauck Bridges’ tours. We’re creating opportunities that allow different generations of families to bond with each other, while they’re also connecting with the unique cultures of the destinations we visit.

Launched in 2003, Tauck Bridges will operate 11 different itineraries (each offering multiple departure dates) in 2005 to the United States, Europe, Costa Rica and the Galapagos. To meet the increased demand, departure dates are being added to all summer trips, and to selected destinations during the spring and winter school holidays. Especially popular this year were Alaska, Costa Rica and Europe, and we expect to see continued growth in these areas in 2005, notes Mahar.

Parents with children and grandparents with grandchildren are typical Tauck Bridges travelers, but an increasing number of large extended families are also traveling together. It’s not uncommon for a family of 10, 20 or 30 to travel together,” notes Jennifer Tombaugh, Brand Manager for Tauck Bridges. Groups celebrating an anniversary, a birthday, or a family reunion love the fact that they can enjoy an exciting adventure together, while not having to worry about any of the details of ‘what to do today.’ They can relax and focus on enjoying the memories they’re making.

Those interested in more information can visit their travel agent or contact Tauck Bridges toll-free at 1-866-636-6500 to request a 2005 brochure. Information is also available online at www.tauckbridges.com.

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