Posts Tagged ‘flying’
NCL Winter Weather Guarantee
You can read more about this topic, as well as many other family cruising topics, in our new book–Cruising With Kids: A Guide To The Perfect Family Cruise Vacation. Visit our dedicated Cruising With Kids website for more details.
Norwegian Cruise Line implemented a Winter Weather Guarantee for it’s sailings out of New York a number of years back. Their promise – if the ship departs late by 12 hours or more due to inclement weather, you have the option of an onboard credit for that sailing of $100 per person (max $200 per cabin) or a credit in the amount that you paid for the cruise to be used on a future sailing within 1 year should you choose to cancel. Oh, and they will also reimburse you for reasonable expenses incurred to re-arrange travel if you choose to cancel. Read the rest of this entry »
Finding The Best Family Friendly Flight Itineraries
Let’s face it, traveling with kids in an enclosed metal tube for hours on end is not always the best way to start a vacation. However, if you want to travel outside of your backyard, flying can’t be avoided. Finding the best flight itinerary for your family trip can be a challenge and might mean hours of research. Read the rest of this entry »
Holiday Travel – Airport Security Challenges
Airport security can be a challenge for families on normal travel days. Add the complications of holiday travel and you’re in for a special treat. Getting through it isn’t impossible, you just need to be prepared.
In preparation for today’s post, I was doing some research and trying to catch up on some of my favorite blogs. Low and behold, Amy, of On the go with Amy had just posted TSA tips for holiday travelers. As usual, she did a terrific job and even sprinkled in some of her witty sense of humor. I just love reading her blog…she really makes me laugh. Read the rest of this entry »
