A family walking a quiet shoreline at sunset
01Family Journeys

Everyone gets their
own holiday.

Trips built so that the eight-year-old, the fifteen-year-old and the two of you all come home saying it was theirs.

Begin a journey
Our approach

A family trip fails when it is designed for the average member of the family — who does not exist. We plan parallel days: the same place, three different mornings, one table at the end of it.

Connecting rooms held before they release, a driver who knows where the nearest bathroom is, and a plan that survives one child deciding they hate museums.

Where families do well

Five to consider

The details we plan around

Two adjoining rooms opened into one
Room together, with space apart
A long table laid for a family lunch
Days with the right rhythm
A welcome tray in the room on arrival
Ready before you arrive
Evgenia Rumiantseva, founder of BookTravel USA
Who plans your journey

Evgenia R.

Founder · BookTravel USA · Boca Raton
Parents ask me for a trip the children will love. What they mean is a trip where they also get one morning to themselves. We plan both.

Since 2010 I have planned journeys one at a time, which is the only way I know how to do it well. You will have my number for the whole trip, and it will be me who answers.

Florida Seller of Travel ST45485 · CLIA Travel Agency Member 00048039
Family Journeys — BookTravel USA