Summary:
In this episode, Cristie and DeAnna talk about their experiences planning family vacations with their adult children (and sometimes, grandchildren). They share their tips and tricks on how to create a financial plan, what they do based on their children’s income, and what they love most about these trips as a whole.
Family vacations look different for everyone and don’t always have to be a luxurious getaway. Cristie and DeAnna discuss their family dynamics and put into perspective some of the things they consider before planning a big trip and what family travel may look like once you hit retirement.
Key Takeaways:
- [04:00] Things to consider when planning your family trip
- [06:41] How old is “too old” for family vacations?
- [08:14] Do your kids appreciate family vacations?
- [09:13] Lessons learned when traveling with your kids
- [12:58] Getting on the same page with your partner when planning a trip
- [16:41] How to decide your travel itinerary based on your budget
- [19:15] The benefits of family travel
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