Here you'll find family holiday ideas for the world outside the United States, in North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia.
Written By Los Angeles TravelingMom Monday, May 14, 2012 15:45
When it comes to family-friendly beach party fun, no-one does it better than Club Med. From early morning activities to late night dancing under the stars, G.O.s (gracious organizers) engage G.M.s (gracious members – that’s us) in non-stop fun at this all-inclusive family resort, situated on the balmy shores of the Pacific Ocean, 161 miles north of Acapulco.
Written By Middle East TravelingMom Tuesday, May 08, 2012 00:00
1. Buy gold from a vending machiene..just because you can. Choose your weight and design. 2.5g costs about Dhs540.
Written By China TravelingMom Sunday, May 06, 2012 20:30
On top of the amazing array of local food on offer in Beijing, there is also a wide variety of foreign food, including my favorite, Indian. Sometimes when living or traveling with your family in China, you just crave something, well, non-Chinese.
Written By China TravelingMom Monday, April 30, 2012 18:47
Going to the movies with or without kids in Beijing can be an enjoyable and affordable experience. Movies might inspire travel but travel overseas can inspire wanting to go to the movies. Whether you are traveling with your family in China or living in Beijing, check out these options.
Written By China TravelingMom Monday, April 30, 2012 07:57
Whether you are living in or visiting Beijing, China with your family, seeing the scenery outside the urban jungle can be a great mini-vacation. And spring is a great time to do it. For the May Day holiday, we, and several thousand other people, headed out to Fenghuangling, or Phoenix Hills, in the north of the city. In fact even though it’s way outside the city, I was mildly disappointed to find out we hadn’t even left our district.
Written By Traveling Mom of Toddlers Sunday, April 29, 2012 16:44
“Quick, which national capital has the higher murder rate: Mexico City or Washington, D.C.?” - Christine Delsol of the San Francisco Chronicle asked recently. If you happen to base your answer on recent headlines and news coverage, you will probably say Mexico City. When in fact, Mexico City’s drug-related-homicide rate per 100,000 population was 1/10 of Washington’s overall homicide rate in 2010. It’s these kinds of statistics that continue to justify Mexico as a safe travel destination by and large, but are ignored by the mainstream media.
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