Thematic travel holds a certain allure, especially for capturing spectacular natural events like a superbloom. Whether you wish to fly to another continent to walk among flowery fields or you’re looking to stick a little closer to home, here are some of the planet’s top spots for springtime blossom viewing.

Have you had it up to here with cabin fever? So, have we! Fortunately, we’re here to tell you there’s a thrilling future in store for family travelers. And we couldn’t be more excited about what this will mean for your adventuring crew. Whether you’re interested in exploring RV travel, reuniting with grandparents for a multigen vacation, or diving into bucket-list plans, we’ve got the family travel trend for you. Check out these amazing destinations and ideas.

Pilar Hernandez is a cookbook author and food blogger dedicated to bringing the best in Chilean food to her audience. She crafts delicious traditional recipes using ingredients readily available in American supermarkets. Her blog and cookbook also highlight Chilean hospitality, which is based on the Spanish phrase “quédate un poquito” or “stay awhile.” Find out more about her background, passion for Chilean cuisine, and which recipe she’s loving right now.

From a magical canoe ride through the Brazilian Amazon to an exploration of the sights and sounds of a Thai floating market, these six destinations come with unique activities sure to keep everyone engaged. So, let’s go!

Situated between the Pacific Ocean and the Andes Mountains, Chile is a nation known for its astounding landscape diversity and rich cultural heritage. One of the longest countries in the world, Chile is bordered by Peru to the north, Bolivia and Argentina to the east, and the Pacific Ocean to the west and south. All told, Chile encompasses 2,700 miles (4,300 km) of coastline and contains a vast range of climates, ecosystems, and soils. Ready to learn more about visiting Chile with kids? Read on for our ultimate family travel guide.

Tasty Chilean cuisine proves just as diverse and vibrant as its nation of origin. Although known equally for succulent seafood and fine wine, there’s far more to traditional Chilean food dishes than shellfish and grapes alone. From sopaipillas with pebre to quinoa salads, cazuela to alfajor, there’s a wealth of variety for your taste buds to explore. Don’t miss out on these ten savory treats and delightful sweets while visiting Chile.

Chile remains a land of geographical extremes, from the Atacama Desert, the second driest location in the world (after Antarctica), to Tierra del Fuego, an archipelago off the southernmost tip of South America where penguins rule. Besides stunning and diverse natural scenery, Chile offers dynamic cities like Santiago, its vibrant capital, and Valparaíso, the edgy jewel of the Pacific. But no matter where you go, you’ll find plenty of family-friendly amenities and kid-approved activities. Here’s our list of what to do in Chile on a family vacation.

What do the best family vacation ideas of 2020 include? Plenty of culturally-immersive, experiential travel. Opportunities for kid-friendly, adrenaline-packed activities. And sustainable practices that give back to local communities. Check out 2020’s family adventure hotspots and learn more about family-friendly itineraries to visit each.

Chilean culture contains a vibrant mixture of indigenous and European influences. When traveling Chile with kids, you’ll have the chance to partake in some of these cultural celebrations firsthand. Whether enjoying delectable barbecue at an asado or trying your hand at the country’s national dance, cueca. Just remember to bring your white handkerchief!

From cooking classes to standup paddleboarding, there are countless ways to enjoy educational travel adventures. Read on to learn about some of the educational trip options that we offer and to find out which ones are right for you and your family.