With family travel proliferating, a need exists for quality information on family-oriented vacation destinations.
February 10, 2007 (Press Release) --
As families across America broaden their travel interests, the need for reliable information about family vacation travel is at an all-time high.
No longer restricting themselves to cross-country car tours and warm weather locales, Americans are choosing ever-expanding worldwide destinations for their annual family vacation. The problem? Many popular travel web sites have failed to keep up with the demand for family-oriented travel advice and information. This leaves many families at a loss when searching for creative ideas for their annual family getaway. In an effort to fill this untapped niche, Best Family Vacation Ideas.com president, Earl Calvert, created a web site designed specifically for families who are looking for something different for their family vacation.
"Our web site is designed to provide families with an abundance of ideas about places to go and things to do that they otherwise may overlook," says Calvert. "Australia, the South Pacific, Africa, and Europe are perfectly suitable for family travel. Unfortunately, many popular travel web sites focus more on individual or couple travel requirements while providing little information about family friendly travel destinations."
In addition to information about overseas family travel, Calvert's site provides information about popular tourist destinations in the U.S. Theme parks, camp sites, museums, historical sites and beaches are all included for review by the site's visitors.
"Families may choose from literally thousands of vacation destinations in the United States," states Calvert. While the site does not exhaust family travel possibilities, it is a "work in progress." Fresh, new ideas are added on a regular basis. "Our visitors will always find a variety of ideas that fit their particular needs and budgets," says Calvert." We've conveniently arranged the destinations by category for ease of navigation. Visitors to the site can search for ideas by geographical location or by searching on theme-based categories."
In an interesting twist on traditional travel web sites, individuals can also submit their own travel articles for publication on the site. In addition, visitors can offer their ideas through comments on the site's blog.
Calvert concludes, "A visit to our web site is like sitting-down with an experienced family travel consultant. We understand the desire of parents to provide a wide range of experiences for their children during the annual family vacation. Visitors will find lots of creative ideas for turning their family vacations into family adventures."
No longer restricting themselves to cross-country car tours and warm weather locales, Americans are choosing ever-expanding worldwide destinations for their annual family vacation. The problem? Many popular travel web sites have failed to keep up with the demand for family-oriented travel advice and information. This leaves many families at a loss when searching for creative ideas for their annual family getaway. In an effort to fill this untapped niche, Best Family Vacation Ideas.com president, Earl Calvert, created a web site designed specifically for families who are looking for something different for their family vacation.
"Our web site is designed to provide families with an abundance of ideas about places to go and things to do that they otherwise may overlook," says Calvert. "Australia, the South Pacific, Africa, and Europe are perfectly suitable for family travel. Unfortunately, many popular travel web sites focus more on individual or couple travel requirements while providing little information about family friendly travel destinations."
In addition to information about overseas family travel, Calvert's site provides information about popular tourist destinations in the U.S. Theme parks, camp sites, museums, historical sites and beaches are all included for review by the site's visitors.
"Families may choose from literally thousands of vacation destinations in the United States," states Calvert. While the site does not exhaust family travel possibilities, it is a "work in progress." Fresh, new ideas are added on a regular basis. "Our visitors will always find a variety of ideas that fit their particular needs and budgets," says Calvert." We've conveniently arranged the destinations by category for ease of navigation. Visitors to the site can search for ideas by geographical location or by searching on theme-based categories."
In an interesting twist on traditional travel web sites, individuals can also submit their own travel articles for publication on the site. In addition, visitors can offer their ideas through comments on the site's blog.
Calvert concludes, "A visit to our web site is like sitting-down with an experienced family travel consultant. We understand the desire of parents to provide a wide range of experiences for their children during the annual family vacation. Visitors will find lots of creative ideas for turning their family vacations into family adventures."
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