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Travel and identity
A brief Guys Day trip to an old train museum reveals that the wonder of intergenerational travel may be as much about the questions it raises – such as that of identity – as it is about finding answers.
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A lousy travel story
Guys Days are short intergenerational day trips I do with my dad and my kids. They reveal that some of the most meaningful trips actually make for pretty boring travel stories. And that’s OK…
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Intergenerational travel: a tale of two trips – Part 2
Another intergenerational trip, this time to Scotland, reveals that when you do it right, traveling with both children and grandparents can be some of the most meaningful travel possible.
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Intergenerational travel: a tale of two trips – Part 1
An intergenerational trip to Hawaii illustrates the downside of traveling with grandparents and grandchildren if you don’t address expectations – and certain dislikes – ahead of time.
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Tips for meaningful intergenerational travel
Check out today’s new downloadable tip sheet, Tips for Meaningful Intergenerational Travel. If you’ve ever traveled with kids, parents and grandparents or you’re planning to, you’ll want to check out these tips to make your intergenerational trip as meaningful – and as enjoyable – as possible.