Family Travel to Belize: San Pedro Transportation, Accommodations, and Restaurants

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Belize—Otherwise known as Ambergris Caye, or as Madonna sang out: “La Isla Bonita,” San Pedro Belize, with its warm Caribbean air and aquamarine water, is the perfect vacation spot for family travel, especially in the middle of winter during their dry season.

Transportation to San Pedro

To get to San Pedro, you must fly to Belize City and either take the water taxi or a puddle jumper air plane. The water taxi was a short hour and 15-minute …

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Halifax downtown Coastal Getaway: Nova Scotia is a Great Location for a Family Vacation

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There is a seaside city just northeast of Boston that is elegant, beautiful, and sparkling clean, with incredible seafood…, delicious wine, and friendly locals. You may have heard the name of this city and even flown over it flying east. It’s not a common topic of conversation when discussion

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Rome at dusk from Gianicolo Business Travel: Enjoying the Sights and Ravioli in Rome

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O…ne of the fantastic perks I have had in my career is travel.  Now that I have my son, I’m a lot less excited about being away from him on business trips, but as long as he’s with me I’d love to go, go, go.  Luckily, he’s a pretty

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troy-ocean-computer Travel: Technology Devices that Enhance a Vacation

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Vacation is a time to unplug, relax, and get away from the demands of our everyday life. Many consider technology as one of their main stressors, so it makes sense to want to leave it all at home…. But have you considered that technology can also be used to

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china new year New Year’s Eve Customs All Around the World

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Way back when, as 1993 turned into 1994, I was a college student spending a semester abroad in Seville, Spain and dutifully (read: joyfully) taking in the local culture and traditions. In Spain, when the clock strikes midnight on New Year’s Eve, revelers eat one grape for each of the

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threekings Christmas and New Years Latin American Style

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Much of the same traditions can be found in many countries due to immigration and religious beliefs, but each country has individual differences exclusive to their native land. South American Christmases are a time of summer celebrations held outside in the warm sun. Nativity scenes, Christmas trees, gift giving and…

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christmas in london Cultural Holiday Traditions: Christmas Around the World

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Raising culturally aware children has become more and more important today. The melting pot of cultures is what makes our lives rich with heritage and diversity. In recognition of the many traditions of Christmas, we wanted to find out how it was celebrated all over the world. How do other

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menorah Hanukkah and Christmas: Growing Up With Blended Holiday Traditions

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I am the child of a Jewish father and a Lutheran mother. Growing up, my brother and I usually found ourselves as the least-favored grandchildren of our devout, but dueling grandparents. Neither set of our grandparents ever totally approved of their children’s choice to marry someone of a different faith.…

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Ten Ways to Increase Your Children’s Cultural Awareness During Foreign Travel

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Our family left Utah for a vacay on March 24 and with the exception of an 8-hour stop in between trips, we haven’t been back home since.
Our trip started in Central America—Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras—to visit my parents. And then, thanks to a trip from Royal Caribbean…,

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Easter and Holy Week: Cultural Traditions Not to Miss in Antigua, Guatemala

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When we told our boys—ages 9 and 6 1/2—that we’d be traveling to Guatemala over Easter, their only concern was whether or not the Easter Bunny would still visit them.
Not knowing exactly what our schedule would be, how much access we’d have to materials to accommodate our normal egg-dying…

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