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My aunt has long held the role of unofficial family photographer. So many of the moments we have captured in photos and videos are thanks to her. There’s one piece of wisdom she imparted on me years ago that has stuck with me every time I travel: Always include yourself or your loved ones in the photos.
The term “travel agent” evokes a different time. A time, perhaps, when people still smoked on planes. A time when, for better or worse, we did not rely on the TikTok masses to clue us in on every “must-visit” spot at our various vacation locales.
When I was a kid, my family took vacations to California, Florida and Tennessee. The first time I stepped on an airplane, I was 8 years old and accompanied by a Cabbage Patch Kid named Erna Janine. It was 1983.
If you’re on the travel side of TikTok, you may have come across topics like “soft life,” “soft travel” or “soft life travel.” In these videos, viewers often see beautiful, bright images of beaches, flowy dresses and coffee mugs sitting by a window.
For most people, spending time on social media, checking emails or replying to texts isn’t exactly mood-boosting. If anything, it can feel like wasted time or even a disruption during social events. What’s more, when you’re on a vacation, whether solo, with friends or with family, time spent on your phone is even more of a waste.
After attending a wedding outside Dublin earlier this month, I spent a week exploring Ireland and Northern Ireland for the first time. The trip entailed a combination of natural sights like the Cliffs of Moher and Giant’s Causeway, and famous cities like Galway and Belfast.
Vacations are supposed to be a time to get away from work, but it turns out that doing a bit of work before you leave is the key to making family vacations truly relaxing.
When you go on vacation with your partner, you’re looking to make the most of your time together. But the pressure to enjoy yourselves mixed with travel stressors and deviations from your normal routine can also make it a ripe time for fights.