Family Travel
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“Traveling in the company of those we love is home in motion.”
– Leigh Hunt
The definition of family travel has been evolving over years. As families grow and as older generations live longer, a typical family vacation becomes more than a visit to a trip with mom, dad and the kids. Today, many family trips are multi-generational and include travel opportunities that combine everyone’s interests.
Explore the world with your family. From the most youngest family member to the oldest one, the world has so much to offer to all those who don’t wish to leave any member behind. Every member can find something of their interest or taste even while traveling with family.
Take a road trip or explore some nearby mountain village or be mesmerized by Iguaza Falls, or explore American History. Just move out of your homes and take the kids and oldies along to explore the beauty of nature, learn some new culture or try some unknown dish.
Every year Sarasota, Florida hosts its annual Forks and Corks Food And Wine Festival, featuring wines, vineyards, and wineries from France, New Zealand, Argentina, Italy, California and Washington state, and the city's finest cuisine from Mexican fare to locally sourced farm delights.
Photo: Tonya Fitzpatrick This World Footprints show will journey to the Grenadines and unlock the mysteries of the sea in a way few seldom see or experience. The Grenadines are a haven for scuba divers, some of the world’s most spectacular aquatic scenery and much more. Our first stop takes us to Bequia (pronounced Beck-way), the largest of the Grenadines. Fresh from a dive at Devils Table with her dive buddy Cathy Sachs of Dive Bequia, Tonya and Cathy will recount their dive and why Bequia offers an unusual diving experience. Cathy will also share how this island has changed her life. Then we’ll visit Bequia’s Park Bay, home to the Old Hegg Turtle Sanctuary, where a native retired skin-diving fisherman affectionately known as “Brother King”, has spent more than a decade of his life to helping to conserve the endangered hawksbill turtle. Brother King and his helpers monitor the [...]
If you're looking for a party, the New Orleans French Quarter Festival is the perfect place to start. This footage is from our visit to New Orleans for our annual live broadcast in 2012. We joined a vibrant city full of folks ready to let the good times roll.
World Footprints takes you on an enlightening historical tour of Fort McHenry in Baltimore, Maryland. Guided by "Dr. William Beanes," we delve into the significant events of the War of 1812 and learn about key figures, including Francis Scott Key, who penned the lyrics to the United States' national anthem, "The Star-Spangled Banner."
The Parliament building in Ottawa stands as a regal expression of patriotism and tradition. By day, visitors can witness the impressive Changing of the Guards ceremony, a time-honored tradition that showcases the precision and discipline of Canada's military.
The Georgia Aquarium, the world's largest aquarium, offers one of the most extraordinary scuba diving experiences. Conducted in a very safe and responsible manner, this dive ensures the protection of the animals with a strict "no touch" policy and the presence of three dive masters among the dive party.
The French Quarter Festival 2011 kicked off at the iconic House of Blues in New Orleans. Rockin' Dopsie Jr. brought down the house with an electrifying performance, while guests indulged in an incredible spread of New Orleans cuisine.
In 2011, the National Asian Heritage Festival marked its 6th year, celebrating Asian heritage and culture from around the world. This month-long event has grown significantly over the years, playing a vital role in sharing and preserving the rich traditions of Asian communities. The 6th Annual Asian American Heritage Festival kicked off in Silver Spring, MD, with vibrant performances, cultural exhibits, and delicious cuisine.
If you love rodeos, you'll absolutely adore this video from arguably the largest rodeo in the world - the Calgary Stampede. But it's not just about the rodeo; if you enjoy the grandeur of Broadway, London's West End, or the spectacular shows in Las Vegas, the Calgary Stampede brings you a taste of those events and much more.
Next to hockey, the Calgary Stampede is Canada's most treasured sporting event. This video captures the essence of the Calgary Stampede, where you'll find everything from Las Vegas-style productions and Broadway-inspired shows to thrilling bull-riding, roping, and even ice skating by Olympic champions.
We had an amazing time at this year's Reno River Festival, soaking in all the vibrant activities and attractions this great town has to offer. From its beautiful riverfront and the thrilling National Automobile Museum to the stunning landscapes and one of the BEST culinary scenes in the world, Reno truly has it all.
Each year, World Footprints hosts a live broadcast during the French Quarter Festival in New Orleans, one of our favorite events. The streets come alive with music, and the air is filled with the sounds of people dancing and singing. The food is plentiful, offering a true taste of New Orleans' vibrant culinary scene.
