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Frequently Asked questions
DeSalvio Travel
Start by understanding what each generation wants from the trip.
One person may want museums, another food and wine, children may need downtime, and someone else may have mobility considerations. The itinerary should create shared experiences without requiring everyone to do everything together.
The solution is not necessarily to find one activity that everyone enjoys equally.
A good itinerary can combine shared experiences with time for individual interests. Separate activities can also be arranged when appropriate.
Balance is essential. A family itinerary should not be built entirely around activities.
We consider the pace of the trip, travel time, activities and opportunities to rest so that the journey remains enjoyable rather than becoming a succession of scheduled commitments.
There is no universal amount. It depends on the family, the destination and the purpose of the trip.
Some families enjoy a fuller schedule, while others need more time at the hotel or resort. We determine the balance during the planning process.
This depends on the destination, hotel and ages of the children.
Some resorts have dedicated children's areas and activities, which can give children something designed for them while also giving parents time for themselves.
Not necessarily.
We can arrange separate experiences when family members have different interests or would benefit from time apart. The goal is to create shared memories without making everyone follow exactly the same schedule.
We look at the needs of everyone traveling and find the right balance between the hotel, destination, room configuration, activities and opportunities for different generations to enjoy themselves.
The right property is the one that makes the whole family work comfortably together.
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