You have children who are 1 and 3, so your friends who have teens can’t tell you where the best hotels for families with toddlers are. You want to go to kid friendly restaurants, but can’t find any in the town you are visiting. Your ten year old is bored out of his mind on your family vacation and you have no clue what attractions are available for children his age.
Sound familiar? If you have kids it does!
Parents want the whole family to have fun on vacation, but it can be difficult to find the best adfaf for your children because let’s face it, children who are two, eight, twelve and sixteen all want to do different things! So you need to find out what specific activities and local happenings are available for your specific children. And now you can, with MiniTime.
MiniTime is a family-focused travel site geared to parents who are seeking to plan a fun, family vacation tailored in part to their children. Find entertainment ideas you may not have known about, read reviews from other parents, and get expert tips, scores, and feedback about the appropriateness of various accomodations, restaurants and attractions broken down by age group. Isn’t that brilliant?
MiniTime also has a Trip Planner Tool that lets you plan and book everything from the same site, so you don’t have to hunt for everything separately. If you’ve ever spend hours (or days) trying to book a vacation in the past, you can appreciate this: it saves you time and stress and makes sure you are booking the right things. As your children grow, your recommendations change, so you can always plan your holiday itinerary for the right age groups of your children, all in one place.
A feature I really love is that other parents can upload their photos as well, so you can see what everything really looks like- no professionally shot photos from particular angles, you get authentic peeks at the places you are looking to book or visit.
Join us Thursday, June 6th, for a twitter party at 1pm est- learn more about MiniTime Travel Planner and possibly win some great prizes, like a $100 Visa gift card!
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This looks like a great way to plan our family vacations! I will definitely check it out!
I didn’t know that about the uploaded photos. I like that element! Yes, realism is sometimes a good addition to the “glamour shot”.
This looks like a great way to plan a family vacation! I agree- it’s hard to find something to do that caters to everyone in the family.