Making educational family travel dreams
Visiting Hollywood Studios at Disney World in Florida with our 8-year-old Kidsetter was one of the best days of our life. Apologies up front if you are not a Star Wars fan, this is mostly about all things Star Wars. We visited the Park twice the first time was for an evening yuletide celebration called […]
We visited Epcot Theme Park at Disney World with our 8-year-old Kidsetter. The park is divided into 4 areas; World Celebrations, World Discovery, World Nature and World Showcase. A showcase of 11 countries pavilions surround the lake. The World Showcase includes; Mexico, Norway, China, Germany, Italy, Japan, Morocco, France, United Kingdom, Canada and America. We […]
We travelled to San Francisco with our 8-year-old Kidsetter in tow. We stayed at a centrally located hotel called Hotel Beresford and caught up with our local San Francisco friends for a meal at the hotel’s on-site traditional British pub and restaurant. It wasn’t long before our Kidsetter had made new friends and was learning […]
The top 20 family friendly airlines revealed for 2019…
Staying in Hobart we could not miss the opportunity to explore the infamous Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) with our 8-year-old Kidsetter. Before entering the building, Mona had already captured our Kidsetter’s imagination having a tennis court in front and giant trampoline structure for kids to jump on. There is also a fabulous […]
We travelled to Port Arthur with our Kidsetter in tow. I must admit I had my reservations taking an 8-year-old Kidsetter here as I wondered just how gruesome the tales would be of it’s tumultuous past. I discovered it’s all in the guide – we explored the ruins with our very knowledgeable guide named Helen […]
We travelled to Hobart with our 8-year-old Kidsetter in tow. Hobart, capital of Australia’s island state of Tasmania, sits on the River Derwent. Staying on the harbour was a perfect location to be at the heart of the city’s identity. Although Tasmania has a breadth of industries supporting the local economy, shipping remains significant to […]
Let me tell you a secret…. this is the way the aristocracy have been teaching their children for centuries ! Now, due to massive reductions in travel fares this form of education has become accessible to all. Although you’d love to take a family holiday perhaps you’ve also had some niggling questions such as these […]
74% of educators believe travel has “a very positive impact on students’ personal development.” and can extend to a student’s education and career.