Tripbaa Funbaa!, Asia’s Free Travel Expert. Have you experienced Yilan’s most amazing dream camping? We took the full tour in person...
FunTime sNao? Such a long time, the delicate relationship between Taiwan and China means that travel between the two sides requires an application to enter...
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CommonWealth Magazine · Tsai Wen-yi In today’s world where technology has made travel easier than ever, people are no longer satisfied with just the attractions listed in travel guidebooks...
Tripbaa Funbaa!, Asia's Free Travel Expert With the summer vacation approaching, Taiwan’s east coast has entered the peak whale-watching season. Every year during this...
Tripbaa Funbaa!, Asia’s Free Travel Expert Indigenous peoples who call the mountains and seas their home live in Taiwan’s most beautiful forests and coastlines...
Tripbaa Fun Bar – Asia’s Free Travel Expert Since the Executive Yuan’s Ministry of Personnel Administration released the 2019 calendar on July 2,...
Tripbaa Funbaa!, Asia’s Free Travel Expert When the summer heat hits, do you also feel like exploring Taitung’s hidden gems or visiting...
With blue skies and soaring cranes in summer, and crane dances on snowy plains in winter, Qiqihar City, known as the "Crane City," successfully created the parent-child tourism brand "Making Friends with Little Cranes" in 2016. Adhering to the philosophy and goal of expanding product breadth, deepening brand depth, and continuously cultivating the parent-child tourism market, it launched another winter camp with a "study tour" theme in early 2018.
Recently, pottery-making parent-child activities where families in Shenzhen bond over "playing with mud" have received widespread praise online. During these sessions, parents and children use ordinary clay, relying on the inspiration from their palms, to create unique artworks. They preserve the warmth of fingertips, experience the joy of being artisans, and enjoy the tranquility and serenity of the world.
According to a survey of people around me, most parents choose to travel with their babies when they are about four years old or older. The reason given is that when they are too young, they won’t remember anything from the trip. But is this really the case? Most people’s first reaction is indeed “yes,” but when asked again, they often add, “He’s too young to understand, and it’s just too tiring to take him along.” I think that might be part of the reason as well.
Where should you take your baby on holiday? How can parents plan a truly meaningful family trip? Many moms are already excited and raring to go, ready to have an amazing “family adventure” with their kids. But if you’re not well-prepared, the trip could easily turn into a “disaster”—the kids won’t have fun, and the parents will be completely exhausted after all the hustle.
There are so many benefits to traveling with your children. When you take your kids out, don’t assume it’s just for fun. Let’s take a look at the advantages of family travel.
Today is National Day, a time to celebrate with the nation. Where should parents take their children to celebrate? Many parents have likely already planned family trips in advance, hoping to use the opportunity to broaden their children's horizons. But parents, please be reminded—when planning your travel itinerary and choosing destinations, be cautious. Some attractions are simply not suitable for young children.
Do parents ever take it easy when their kids are young? The world is so big—did you take your child out to explore more when they were little? Let’s take a look at the benefits of taking your child on trips during the holidays. After reading these, parents, don’t be lazy anymore.
When traveling with kids by car, safety knowledge is a must-know. Tomorrow is the National Day holiday, and while chatting with colleagues about where to go, we also complained about how our kids have so much homework and no time to finish it. Can the kids do their homework in the car? Below, I’ve included some essential tips for safe road trips.
The National Day holiday is coming. Do you have plans to travel with your little one? If your baby is still very young, parents might have all kinds of concerns and may not know what preparations to make. Is traveling with a baby really that difficult?
This year's National Day holiday lasts a full eight days — doesn’t that sound exciting? People start planning their trips several months in advance. But here comes the question: is it meaningful to take children on trips?
Where can you take kids during the 2018 Mid-Autumn Festival where there are fewer crowds? The Mid-Autumn Festival offers a three-day holiday, giving both parents and children time off. It's the perfect opportunity for a short road trip, but many families are deterred by the large number of tourists during holidays. So, where can you take kids during the 2018 Mid-Autumn Festival where there are fewer crowds?
Winter vacation is just around the corner, and parents finally have some time to spend with their kids. But where should you go? This guide to recommended winter family trips offers options across three ranges—nearby suburbs, domestic destinations, and international spots—for your reference!