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Top 25 Travel Blogs for Families
We've updated the list: To view 2012's Top 25 Travel Blogs for Families, click here!
After a seemingly endless winter, our thoughts are turning to the wonderful, warm concept of summer vacation. The 25 travel blogs we've highlighted here provide everything from practical advice (packing lists, passport info, how to navigate a souk in Marrakech) to gear guides to pure armchair escapism. So whether you're looking for destination ideas or for that perfect bikini to wear on the beach in Brazil, these sites offer a wealth of advice and expertise for families on the go. - Christina Ohly Evans
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Hither and Thither | Ashley and Aron Bruhn
Who: Ashley and Aron Bruhn, New York City
Why we love this site: This is just about the perfect blog, full of musings about far-flung travels, delicious food, and tasteful design. The Bruhns share their observations on places as diverse as Mumbai and Bucks County, PA – always with an eye toward great eats and local color. Their photographs personalize each story and after clicking on a “past trip” – Sardinia or Southern Vermont, for example – you’ll feel like you’ve gone out of town yourself. Though not kid-specific, many of their destinations will work for all ages, so seek inspiration here.
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If your travel tastes include quirky sites like the world’s largest ball of twine, please vote on the “reader’s choice” page for my humorous family travel blog, Go BIG or Go Home. Its a chronicle of what happens when my small-town family visits the worlds largestwhatever! We hit the road to seek out the worlds largest bowling pin, kaleidoscope, or light bulb, then rate the attraction so you can decide whether to Go BIG, or stay home! http://bit.ly/iB3gLU
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This is exactly what I was looking for to plan my travel. Thanks!