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How To Keep Teens Entertained During A Car Trip Mar 10

Whether you’re driving across the state or across the country, teens are not always easy to deal with when your trip is a longer distance than a normal car ride. Here are some tips to make any car trip easier and more enjoyable for the teens and for you.

Each teen has their own needs. Let them pack their own special snacks, books, handheld games, MP3 player and handphone.

Don’t forget to pack plenty of snacks and drinks. You’ll want to make sure the teens are nourished if you should break down or experience some other delay.

Don’t forget to pack extra clothing, especially in the cold weather months. Everyone should have the typical emergency supplies including a flashlight, jumper cables, spare tire, flares, bottles of water, shovel and first aid kit.

One of the most important aspects of car travel with teens is keeping the teens occupied. While they should have plenty of individual activities, including music, games and Hip Hop Ringtones, these things won’t hold their attention the entire trip.

Consider purchasing some audio books and CD’s for the whole family and enjoy listening to them together. Or let them download Free Ringtones and read their favorite Hip Hop News.

Be sure to make frequent stops to go to the restroom and to give the teens some much needed physical activity.

Tips On Packing For Your Family Trip & Shopping For Travel Gear At Low Prices Feb 20

Whether you’re going away for three days or six weeks, it’s still a big job to pack for a family trip. Here are some useful tips on packing for your family trip:

1. Forget the usual advice to ‘travel light.’ Small kids can go through three clean t-shirts before you even get off the plane at your destination.

2. Use plenty of clear zip-lock bags for packing tooth-brush stuff, toiletries, audiocassettes, batteries, or crayons.

3. Don’t forget to pack the medicines you use most frequently, especially children’s fever medicine.

4. Have each child use a backpack to carry their fun stuff.

5. Have each child use one piece of ‘rolling luggage’ for their clothes. Even 4 or 5-year olds can handle ‘rolling luggage’ on flat surfaces.

6. For the budget-minded: bring along cereals, crackers, instant soups and other snacks. As you use up your food-stuffs, you’ll free up room in your luggage for souvenirs.

7. Don’t forget Mom-to-the-rescue stuff: batteries for hand-held electronic toys, scotch tape, scissors, pencil-sharpeners.

8. Dress your child in “disposable clothes”: i.e. clothes on the verge of being worn-out or too small. Once they’re dirty, say “sayonara”: you’ll have less to launder.

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6 Tips On How To Save Money On Food During Your Vacation Feb 07

It can be tempting to ignore the cost of food while you’re on vacation. After all, you would spend money on food at home anyway. However, if you don’t plan ahead, you can end up spending a lot more during your vacation. Here are 6 simple ways to save money on food while you’re on vacation:

1. Weigh the Value of a “Free Breakfast”. You may find that paying more to stay at a hotel that offers a “free breakfast” isn’t worth the extra money, compared to a less expensive hotel that offers no breakfast. This is especially true when the complimentary breakfast is basically just pastries, because your kids are likely to be hungry again by 10:00 AM.

2. Bring Your Own Breakfast Foods. This is the easiest meal to eat in your hotel room. Stock up on cereals, bring your own bowls, spoons, and dish soap, and all you’d need to do is buy orange juice and milk. more…

10 Tips For Thrifty Travel Dec 10

1. Be sure to have a budget and schedule so you can plan your trip realistically.

2. It’s often cheaper to purchase flight tickets or buy tour packages early at travel fairs.

3. If possible, especially if you have non-schoolgoing children, travel during low season.

4. Buy travel insurance for unexpected delays and medical emergencies. You never know what could go wrong.

5. Buy food and water at grocery stores or market places instead of hotels and touristy sites. Always carry some snacks with you.

6. Book hotels within walking distance from town so you can save on transport. Check accessibility of public transportation.

7. Opt to stay in B&Bs, which offer double the warmth and cultural intimacy for half the price of a hotel.

8. Use an up-to-date guidebook to find your way around. Saving money by not buying one is penny-wise and pound-foolish.

9. If you must shop, flea markets are cheap sources of funky, fun souvenirs. Bargain when travelling within Asean countries.

10. Consider going to attractions that don’t require entrance fees eg. parks or open-air concerts.