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Five-Star Service, Family Style
Luxury and "Kid-Friendly" Meet at the Peninsula Hotel By Belinda Clarke
For Family-Friendly Trips, Do Your Homework One of the best ways to plan a trip that meets the whole family's needs is to do prior research and shop around. Online resources can be invaluable for getting pricing information or finding special online vacation packages to kid-friendly destinations.
- Both Travelocity and Expedia offer travel package information and pricing including airfare quotes and restaurant reviews.
- For information on family travel, both www.travelingtoday.com and www.familytravelguides.com provide tips and personal reviews of family destinations and entertainment.
- Family Travel Guides also offers articles about how to find kid-friendly accommodations or outdoor adventure trips for all ages.
- For International travel with kids, www.travelforkids.com is the best resource for links to dozens of countries and cities that highlight kid-friendly spots.
If you prefer to plan your vacation with an expert, many travel agencies have specialists whose job is to provide advice on and help you plan a family trip that meets your specific needs.
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