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The world is their oyster... just don't try making them eat one. Follow these few simple ground rules and these could just be the happiest holidays you ever have...
There may be younger siblings on the scene now as well, so a word of warning: parents and older siblings must resist the urge to up the adventure ante too high, in the process dragging younger children along on potentially unsuitable trips. Rule one - the holiday needs to be chosen to suit the pace of the youngest child.
Long haul flights are no big hurdle - in fact they're more likely to be a cause for excitement. Children at this age are far more flexible and less likely than their parents to stiffen up on a long flight. Besides, they'll just plug in and tune out for the duration.
At this age choosing the best guides is key, because they can and should be a source of inspiration. Who knows - if your guide is passionate enough about their chosen subject they could even influence your tween's future career choice. Needless to say we only work with the very best guides who can entertain and inspire you and your brood in equal measure.
Value is - of course - always a concern, and we also appreciate that parents don't want their children taking luxury for granted, so we work with a range of hotels in our destinations at different price levels.
The travel trend of the moment is for authenticity. As the children are now of an age to understand the nuances of potential differences in quality of life between their existence at home and in their holiday destination, we offer a range of family-friendly activities designed to offer genuine insights into other ways of life.
Practical advice and inspiration for your next trip
What if, in addition to making happy memories, children came back from their holidays having learned something new? How to light a fire, create an authentic Neapolitan pizza, identify a paw print.
26th February 2025 - Family Travel
In a longstanding family tradition, every year Original Travel Co-founder Tom Barber takes his children and parents on a bike ride around the medieval walls of the lovely Tuscan city of Lucca.
30th December 2024 - Italy Family Travel
Ask any parent what their children really want on holiday and they’d probably feel fairly confident coming up with the right answers, ‘ice cream’ among them.
28th October 2024 - Family Travel
Our team of destination experts will get to know you and your unique requirements for your holiday
We work with you to build an ultra-personalised holiday itinerary with your choice of accommodation, experiences and activities
All of our holidays include little extras designed to make a big difference to your trip, from fast-tracking you through airport check-in and security to our network of local Concierges