After realizing we spend too much money entertaining our kids on vacation, we changed how we travel and prioritized free family activities. It worked.
We're going to plan our future trips differently now that we know how many free activities are out there — and confirmed that our family will still make great memories without the extras.
Blythe Chadim
We've spent a lot of money on activities and add-ons to keep our kids entertained on vacation.
So, for a recent family trip to Los Angeles, we prioritized free activities and limited spending.
We found a lot of fun things to do that cost us nothing and we still had a great trip together.
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