Making the Most of Multigenerational Travel
Multigenerational travel can be joyful, not stressful. Learn how to plan a trip that brings everyone, from toddlers to grandparents, together with ease.
One Trip, Many Generations, All Smiles
Multigenerational trips are beautiful bridges between generations but they do take a little extra planning. When done right, they’re packed with connection and joy.
Tips for Planning a Trip Everyone Will Love
Choose the Right Accommodations
Look for suites, villas, or connected rooms to mix privacy and together time.
Bonus: Shared living spaces for morning coffee or evening chats.
Balance Group and Solo Time
Not everyone needs to do everything.
Schedule daily “free blocks” so each person can recharge their way.
Pick Flexible Destinations
Cruises, all-inclusives, or cultural cities with variety work well.
Look for locations with parks, history, and local flavor.
Plan Activities in Tiers
Tier 1: Whole-group must-dos (e.g., family dinner or sunset cruise).
Tier 2: Breakouts by age or interest (e.g., spa for adults, zoo for kids).
Create Memory Moments
Shared journaling or photo books.
Let kids interview grandparents or plan one day’s adventure.
Final Thought
The best part of multigenerational travel isn’t the destination, it’s the stories that live on long after the trip ends.
This is your invitation to dream big. Schedule your consultation and let’s create something unforgettable.