Chloe homeschools her two daughters, Athena and Olivia. She wants them to explore and learn through travel as much as possible. An excursions grant from Travelnitch helped make that possible with a visit to the Gilbert house Children’s Museum in Salem, Oregon.
In April of 2022, 7 year old Daphne Bowers was diagnosed with Type One diabetes. Her mom Amellia shared, “As a family, we are learning how to thrive, but it’s not without its challenges.”
This fall, thanks to support from the National Endowment for the Arts, we will showcase student art in a hard-bound collection of stories for young explorers.
An excursions grant from Travelnitch gave Sonia the chance to spend time with her son, exploring Dry Tortugas National Park.
This holiday season is the perfect time to spend quality time exploring together. There are so many spectacular light displays to wow even the toughest critic.
An excursions grant from Travelnitch gave Nan the chance to spend time with her daughter Veruca, exploring Canyonlands National Park.
Travel is viewed as a luxury, but should it be? Many families dream of having something “extra” to take their little ones on that…
We realize travel during Covid can be a challenge for those who have not been vaccinated. Here are some tips to keep your family safely on the go…
See how the Ryan family made the most of their time together exploring South Dakota.
Fifteen years ago I was living and working as a Peace Corps Volunteer, assigned to a small village in western Ukraine. At the time I saw it as an adventure—an opportunity to travel the world and…
SERRV up a More Meaningful Holiday for your kids and rekindle the magic that makes this season truly special…
While it’s true your little one may not recall every adventure, here are 5 ways you can change your child’s life through travel.
One of my favorite forms of virtual travel is curling up with a good book. Every page offers an escape from reality and a chance to visit someplace new and exciting.
We are gifting you a FREE trip to Nairobi Kenya! We believe so strongly in the power of travel to transform lives that…
There is nothing like escaping into another world when you turn on your TV. Some of the best travel inspiration begins with our everyday exposure to on-screen entertainment.
Traveling the world in a single day is impossible. However, the World Showcase at Epcot in Orlando, Florida gives you the feeling of being a jetsetter without all the jet lag.
Social media has always been a bit of a double-edged sword. It can provide a wonderfully unique opportunity to connect with those who share our beliefs, our fears, our interests…
I want my kids to experience life, not just read about it. Unfortunately, circumstances can make that challenging at times…
Attention moms and dads, are you tired of packing for everyone in your family? Our family travel checklist makes it easy for kids to help…
Open yourself up to the world and it can surely transform you, but travel with purpose and you can transform the world.
Finding fun (free) ways to get out and explore in between those bigger family adventures.
Want your kids to explore their passion for travel through hands-on learning? Try travel school for your kids, with help from Outschool.com, an online educational platform…
Genealogy is not for the faint of heart but it’s a great opportunity to unravel family mysteries through an ancestry search with our kids.
If you’re a product of the ’80s you likely grew up with a change jar…the Dream Jar is a new twist on this old-fashioned concept…
Let’s get real, we don’t all have the money for,… Read More »Full-Time Travel Isn’t For Everyone
What if you’re a kid and everyday of your life is about transformation? How can we use this idea of transformational travel for kids to raise…
A trip around the world may not be in the cards, but there are plenty of other ways to explore far off places with your kids. Kids world travel is…
Travelnitch is all about connecting kids with adventure, giving them an outlet to explore the world and fulfill that travel itch…
Life is short…three simple words that unleash a world of possibility. As I look ahead to what’s next I find myself asking what I want, rather than what…
