Multigenerational trips, AKA traveling with both your kids and your parents, have been a growing trend for the past few ...

Recent studies show multigenerational family travel is experiencing significant growth ... Cultural Treasures of Japan (Photo Credit: Collette) Travel also serves as an educational experience across ...

Multigenerational living, where grandparents, parents and children live in close proximity, is becoming a defining characteristic of today’s communities.

One family’s story of creating a multigenerational home. William Sangho Nam and Yeon Sook Nam have dinner with their daughter Max's family in the home they all share in Fairfax, Va. (Photos by ...

Photo courtesy Mengzhe Ma ... When they bought the house in 2013, their son was 5. By 2023, the whole family’s needs had changed: Their son, now 15, needed space to be with friends and work ...

Historically, this involved traveling — with varying levels of success/trauma — on trains, planes, and cars, but our best multi-generational family trip to date happened during a weeklong ...

The benefit here is that if you’re visiting the Dominican Republic with your multigenerational family, the adults in the group can choose to stay at the family-friendly property or at nearby ...

You're not alone. Today, there are more groups of extended family members traveling together than ever before. According to a 2014 AAA survey, multigenerational family vacations were up 4 percent ...