When it comes to planning a family reunion vacation, the sky’s the limit. But planning one that’s both affordable and fun can seem like quite a challenge. Don’t worry. There are many ways to cut the expenses of family reunion vacations. Here are a number of money saving tips that can reduce costs by up to 75%.
1. Book as many attendees as possible to get deep discounts based on group rates.
2. Consider using your senior discount privileges where applicable.
3. Google Holiday Destinations and Agency Center offering the best rates
4. Use entertainment books that display discount prices and destination coupons
5. Use travel agencies sponsored by the family member’s company.
Don’t forget the children
Often, family reunions are held to cater to the needs of adults. But for your family reunion to be a fun and exciting adventure for everyone, it’s important to plan a kid-friendly event. Children get discounts almost as often, so count the older ones. Consider activities that children will enjoy. The first step is to involve the children in the family reunion planning process. Have the children create a long list of possible activities that everyone would enjoy.
Family resorts
Family vacation resorts are the perfect destination for family reunion events. Best of all, there are great price discounts for groups, 10, 20 or more. Everything you need to enjoy a relaxing reunion getaway is just a few steps away. Families can enjoy great food and relax with a variety of refreshing drinks by the sunny swimming pools.
Camping and nature trails
For families who love the outdoors, there is nothing better than breathing the cool mountain air at a campsite, trekking along mountain trails and relaxing in a log cabin heated by a natural wood fire. You will find great discounts in the fall. Nature lovers are fascinated by mysterious caves, fishing, bird watching, rock climbing, and more. Families can take a nature tour on horseback, visiting lakes and streams along the way.
City Bus Tours
Luxury coach tours are one of the cheapest ways to travel while still enjoying an elegant reunion event. What could be more exciting than taking a bus ride to a big city hotel with indoor malls and funky sidewalk shops waiting to check out. Visit trendy restaurants and try a variety of cultural cuisines. Catch a Broadway show and grab it with breakfast in bed the next morning before you check out.
In A Theme Park
What kid wouldn’t enjoy the amazing rides, games, rides and competitions in one of the popular amusement parks, formerly known as amusement parks or water parks. Theme parks feature discount coupons for groups. Theme parks include all kinds of amusements from roller coasters to exciting outdoor game shows with a variety of themes. Want to make sure your kids are having a good time? Take them to a theme park and they will be forever grateful.
Family reunion trips
Now exotic vacations on luxury cruise lines are the thing to do for groups bent on relaxing, pampering, and serving while enjoying unforgettable family reunions. The best of group packages, last-minute booking and off-season cruise travel can save you up to 75% on standard costs. Family business meetings can be held in the cruise meeting rooms and ball rooms. Some of the more famous cruise ships are listed below.
cruise ships
carnival
big success
Costa
Crystal
Cunard
Disney
Windstar Holland
Norwegian
princess
Radisson
Royal Caribbean
Sailor
Silver sea
So where do I go? Wherever the oceans and seas can take you. Some of the most popular cruise destinations that are ideal for family reunions are listed below.
Family reunion cruise destinations
Africa
Alaska
Asia
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Caribbean
Europe
Mediterranean Hawaii
Mexico
Panama Canal
Scandinavian countries
South America South Pacific
Southern Caribbean
across the Atlantic
across the ocean
United States and Pacific
There is ample space for everyone and it is great fun for all ages. It’s less work, less planning, and a lot more time to enjoy the family. Well-planned cruises are economical with more fun and relaxation than ever before.
