Whether you’re new to Family Travels on a Budget or a frequent guest, I hope you find the information here helpful. To get the most from this site, allow me to introduce you to all it offers.
The primary goal of Family Travels on a Budget is to help any trip planner on any budget plan the best vacation for the budget available. Whether you budget $50 per day or $500, hopefully the tips and ideas shared here will help you experience the best vacations ever!
Other posts cover information specific to type of travel or other travel related topics:
- road trips (car safety, driving safety)
- flying (packing, navigating airports, entertaining the kids)
- health and safety (how to pack meds or survive bad weather)
- coupons and money saving websites
- travel inspired recipes
- photo tips
- and more!
Trip planning tips for travel in the United States, across the world, theme parks, cruises and more are offered in the category tabs located just below the photo at the top of this page. Use these pages to navigate quickly to the most informative posts on the site, those offering trip planning checklists, destination guides, and more.
To find the posts containing information you want, scroll down to the “Categories” area on the right side of the blog — click on a relevant keyword to reach the posts on topics that interest you.
Of course, the most important part of this site is you — the reader!
- The content improves with every comment you make so share your wisdom by commenting (TIPS are always welcome!).
- Ask a question — by comment or email. I do my very best to address those in subsequent posts. If I don’t have the answer, maybe another reader will. Of course, I will research every question presented here at Family Travels on a Budget to provide an answer to you.
- If you really like a post, please share it with others. I don’t write just because I like to write (though it’s true, I do). I hope what I write is helpful and relevant to others. So, please, share favorite posts on your facebook, through twitter, google plus (That’s what those little buttons up in the right hand corner are all about. Click on the “f” button to go facebook… you get the idea!).
- Finally, if you LOVE what you read here (if you don’t please email suggestions for improvement), please subscribe by email, bookmark the site, sign up for RSS feed and visit often. Share Family Travels on a Budget with the vacation planners and dreamers you know — so they can participate too!
In a nutshell, Family Travels on a Budget is about you! And me! Making memories on this journey we call life.
Happy travels — whether around the globe or around town!
Karen
momto8blog says
August 4, 2012 at 1:35 amlove your tips and info! I always wonder who are the people who pay full price?!
I a your newest follower..pls follow back if you can.
Anne @ Green Eggs and Moms says
July 31, 2012 at 12:16 pmI have a friend whose husband is great at hunting travel deals…You remind me of him 😀 I think it's great that your goal is to help people with travel tips s they can enjoy while staying sane!
Mommys Juice says
July 30, 2012 at 9:10 pmEvery time I stop by your site I have a sudden desire to hop in my car and start an impromptu vacation. Dare to dream!
Family Travels on a Budget says
July 30, 2012 at 9:25 pmYay for inspiration! Hopefully the planning tips help too! 🙂
Michelle G says
July 30, 2012 at 2:48 pmYou're building a great site, here! I think it's a great idea. I love to travel and it would be fun to see and talk about other people's experiences.
Family Travels on a Budget says
July 30, 2012 at 4:19 pmTrue. Our budget is not that tight anymore, for which I am grateful. When it was that tight, we had some fabulous staycations, clearing furniture out of the way to “camp in.” Now we budget carefully, and scrutinize options for the best deals we can find. There is a “staycations” keyword to search for more ideas.
Momfever says
July 30, 2012 at 4:11 pmWe're on such a tight budget, we don't even travel! Only to the supermarket and back.
If you can still travel, your budget can't be that tight? Can it?
Jenn says
July 30, 2012 at 1:42 pmSites like this are important! People are sometimes overwhelmed with traveling and don't even realize all the money they can save along the way. Saving money is my favorite part; saving on hotel stays, local (FREE) attractions, eating, etc., is all part of the fun 🙂