Kaleel Sakakeeny's Blog Posts Tagged 'family travel' (16)

by Kyle McCarthy (Family Travel Forum) and Kaleel Sakakeeny

Forty-four per cent of adults bring children (and grandchildren) along on leisure travels. Taken as a group, they take more trips per year (4.5) than…

From November 9 to 11, 2012, a trio of leading family travel "influencers" ushered in their annual Family Travel Conference, http://www.familytravelconference.com/  a gathering of passionate, talented and savvy family travel bloggers…

In an example of great partnering, Family Travel Forum (FTF) and the Society of American of Travel Writers

teamed up to work with and announce the lucky bloggers who earned the 2012…

Despite the flight disruptions caused by Hurricane Sandy, 75 travel professionals will convene at the second Family Travel Conference (FTCDallas) to be held at the Omni Dallas Hotel at the Convention Center Nov. 9-11, 2012. You…

In a previous post, New Media Travel  asked “Why Is Hotel Content So Boring?”

The point was that hotels, airlines, and often the entire travel industry, are inclined to present…

Since 9/11 it’s pretty clear that the trend toward the bonding, memory-building kinds of family travel experience  is still strong.



And the Caribbean, with its mix of the sensual and the accessible, is still a perfect place for those tying the knot, again, but who are…

How One Family Learned to Give Up Electronics and  Love Aruba w/Video



Kim Orlando loves to travel. She should, she's the CEO of travelingmom.com and she especially loves to travel with her…

Used to be they were called “mommy bloggers,” but that was before their Klout scores soared and corporations avidly courted them.



And while I may be exaggerating, I’m not by much. This group of bright, engaged mothers who travel with their kids and run homes and blog, now run the family travel…

It's a bit startling to learn that our passion for travel is second only to our passion for our families.

I learned this from travel trade sites which often have more interesting things to say than consumer travel publications or sites.

The content on …

Listen to this sound-rich Ottawa, Audio PostCard. Be transported by the sounds of this friendly, accessible city.

It's a bit of a throwback to the theater of the mind when audio created the place

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