Hey friend, You ever feel like summer starts speeding up the minute school lets out? One minute you're dreaming of road trips and bonding time with your teen... The next, it’s almost July and you're frantically Googling “last-minute family vacations that don’t suck.” I’ve been there. And that’s exactly why I created this Visitors Bureau planning guide + printable. Instead of hopping from one travel site to another, just head to your destination’s Visitors Bureau first. I put together a simple how-to plus a printable to help you get the most out of it. I'm also working through a list of regional and city visitors' bureau sites on my USA Road Tripping site. So you can skip the stress and get to the fun part—like watching your teen actually smile during a museum visit (it’s possible). 👉 Grab the guide + printable here Let’s make the most of what’s left of summer, yeah? Travel on! Tonya
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Hey Reader, So I’m mapping out the next destination guide and realized…I don’t want to decide this one alone. You’re the one planning real trips with real teens—and honestly, no one knows better what you need than you. So let’s make it fun. Will you help me pick what to focus on next? Here are the top 3 I’ve narrowed it down to: Arizona – Red rocks, desert hikes, and one unforgettable road trip route. Michigan – Small towns, freshwater beaches, and just enough outdoors to keep teens off their...
Hey there, Reader! Over the past 20 years of planning family vacations—especially the kind that involve teenagers, coolers full of snacks, and playlists on shuffle—I’ve learned that road trips offer something special. The freedom to explore, time to connect, and the chance to actually enjoy the journey. That’s why I created something new:USA Road Tripping —a resource built for families (like mine and maybe yours!) who want to hit the road without hitting a wall trying to plan it all. Here’s...
Hiya! The 4th of July is just around the corner, and if you're like me, you're probably wondering how to make it special for your family, especially those hard-to-impress teenagers. Remember the days when a simple backyard barbecue and sparklers were enough? Now, our teens are craving more excitement and memorable experiences. That's why I've put together a list of 4th of July vacation ideas that are sure to thrill the whole family: Beach Escapes: Think Florida's Gulf Coast with its...