THE FAMILY TRAVEL HANDBOOK

Everything you need to know to take unforgettable trips with your children
Full of practical advice, ideas and inspiration for every type of family, Lonely Planet’s The Family Travel Handbook gives you the lowdown on amazing travel experiences around the world – and how to plan and enjoy them with your children.
From Lonely Planet’s favourite destinations and navigating different forms of transport, to approaching new food and a change in routine, travellers will gain the confidence and know-how to plan family getaways like a pro.
The book names Malaysia as a top ‘Adventure Destination’ for families, while other highlights include Singapore’s Art Science Museum (‘Top 10 Science Destinations’), and the Elephant Hills in Thailand’s Khao Sok National Park (‘Top 10 Fun Ideas’).
“Every day our writers and staffers share tips and recommendations focused on travel with kids,” Lonely Planet says. “Collectively we’ve covered thousands of miles with our children, from making the most of a local day trip to biking across continents, from a short trip to another city to relaxing on a farm stay in the middle of the countryside, and from learning to ski to enjoying the spectacle of a Disney cruise. You name it, we’ve probably done it. Now we’re sharing the knowledge we’ve gained from our experiences with you in this book. ”
“Our aim,” Lonely Planet continues, “is to bring together all of our expertise in one useful handbook that you can refer to as much for ideas about exploring the great outdoors close to home as for advice on packing up everything and taking the kids on a round-the-world trip. Your family may be experienced jet-setters, or you may be unsure where to start when taking your kids on the road, but amazing opportunities for travelling together exist at every turn.”
LONELY PLANET: THE FAMILY TRAVEL HANDBOOK
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ISBN: 9781788689151 / Dimensions: 165mm × 210mm/ Format: 168pp, softcover
Price: US$17.99
NOTES TO EDITORS
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LONELY PLANET MEDIA CONTACT
Adam Bennett, PR & Communications Manager (Asia Pacific)
adam.bennett@lonelyplanet.com.au, +61 (0) 424 147 230