All holidays now begin from the Web. Destinations are chosen, prices compared, reviews read. This is particularly true when it comes to holidays with children. Essential requirements change as children grow – but it is always necessary to look things up when planning an unforgettable holiday (in the good sense!). The available services make the difference when babies are involved, whereas entertainment opportunities are a determining factor with older children.
What can be better than travel tips from other parents? We have selected a few blogs for you to browse through when you start thinking about your next holidays.
AroundFamily offers reviews on the facilities and travel itineraries divided according to age groups.
“Here you can find hotels, restaurants, agriturismi [country guest houses], museums, parks, children’s play areas, destinations for families that have been selected and reviewed solely according to the quality of the services and activities they offer. Just like word of mouth from parent to parent.”
MomsOnTheRun is a “boutique” for family holidays, with suggestions and destinations.
“A travel consultant is there to help you find the most suitable solution for your family needs. There are lots of travel itineraries, stories about holidays, in addition to apps, short films and practical advice (that can be inspiring) and precious information to organize your dream holiday.”
MammaGiramondo contains accounts of travels with children in tow. Practical advice and lovely pictures make this blog an important site for people who want to leave but are not yet sure of where they want to go. “Travelling is my sin,” says the blog’s author. Follow her advice to sin without regrets.
TheFamilyCompany is a virtual diary with different kinds of entries. There is advice for travelling by camper as well as coping with holidays as a single parent. There are dream itineraries as well as simple outings suitable for children. Written by several people, it is great to keep the wish to explore the world alive, even with children.
Did we say 5? Not enough. You should also browse through MammaCiPorti, BambiniConLaValigia, BimbiEViaggi and IViaggiDeiRospi.
To avoid being caught unprepared, check out QuantoManca.com for precious advice on how to keep younger children entertained while you are travelling. Wherever you are setting out to – and we are sure you will find a suitable destination – remember that, when it comes to travelling with children, one of the winning tricks is to start as equipped as you can. Check the table with the sizes and weights of our products – we guarantee light, compact quality and safety. You will have a great holiday 
