December 2020

According to findings from the MMGY Global Portrait of American Travelers survey, more than 40 percent of Americans reported taking a multigenerational trip in the previous year. And demand continues to rise, with MMGY Global forecasting mutigenerational trips to increase. The appeal is obvious; Grandparents love to spoil grandchildren, working parents like to use limited vacation time to get everyone together and kids of any age enjoy reconnecting with family they may not see often. What's less obvious is how to organize a successful trip for the whole gang.

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It is no secret that my wife fully utilized the Global Entry program during a trip to Europe. While driving to Detroit Metro Airport for a flight to Rome, because of a major traffic accident, a normal 45 minute drive to the the airport grew to 1 hour and 45 minute.

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So why is the multi-generational family travel a growing movement? Because families are realizing that family vacations provide opportunities to enjoy leisurely activities together, to get to know one another better, and to develop more appreciation for each other.

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