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The Best Facebook Travel Groups On the Internet

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This is a reference guide for the best Facebook travel groups.

Even before I started blogging, Facebook travel groups were a great source of information for my travels. Over time, some have stood out to me more than others either because they were extremely helpful or they have a strong community feel. If you haven’t had a chance to deep dive into Facebook travel groups or you aren’t sure which are the best, I’ve got you covered! I am an active member in all of the Facebook travel groups listed here and absolutely love them. So without further adieu, here are the best Facebook travel groups.

What Are Facebook Travel Groups

Why join facebook travel groups, solo mom travel, 9 to 5 travel, wandering moms, black kids do travel, moms (girls love travel), tiny globetrotters: travel the world with kids, girls love travel, curvy girls travel guide, black travel movement, african american travelers, black world travelers, road to 100 countries, award travel 101.

A Facebook travel group is a group on Facebook that is dedicated to all things travel. Some of them use special niches like family travel, travel to a specific region, travel for specific genders, etc. Regardless of their niche, you’ll find a group of people all interested in that particular topic.

The goal of these Facebook travel groups is to provide information that other travelers might find helpful. Think of them as an easy [and free] way to crowdsource information for your trip.

I love Facebook travel groups because if you find the right one, the members can usually provide a level of insight you wouldn’t find through a general Google search. For example, I shared my post about things to do in Orlando besides theme parks in one of my favorite Facebook travel groups. A local responded with an attraction I hadn’t heard of which I was able to add to the list.

Also, on a personal level, sometimes it is just nice to commiserate with other people attempting this travel life too. Missed your connecting flight? Came down with massive diarrhea at the tail end of your trip? Lost your passport in the deserts of Morroco? Chances are someone else in a Facebook travel group has experienced the same thing. They can offer their support and usually provide resolutions that worked for them.

Best Facebook Travel Groups for Solo Moms

Whether you’re a single mom or just a mom that travels solo with your kids, Solo Mom Travel is the Facebook travel group for you. Participants crowdsource everything from trip ideas to travel tips. Connect with other like-minded solo moms in this wonderful group.

Best Facebook Travel Groups for Families

I couldn’t write this post about Facebook travel groups without including our own. 9 to 5 Family Travel group is dedicated to the average working family that wants to balance their careers and traveling with their children. We share everything from school calendars to budget to tips/tricks to maximize your PTO.

Wandering Moms is hands down one of my favorite Facebook travel groups. As the title suggests, the group is for moms that travel with their kids. If you are a fellow travel family, you can find most of what you need here: itineraries, tips, and advice. The owners of the groups also coordinate group travels [some with kids and some without] that you can sign up for.

Black Kids Do Travel is another one of my favorite Facebook travel groups. With over 22,000 members, this group is packed with helpful information and travel inspiration. It is run by the fabulous Karen Akpan of The Mom Trotter who regularly contributes helpful tips as well. This is a must join Facebook travel group.

This Facebook travel group is dedicated to moms that want to travel with their kids. This group is actually a subsidiary of Girls Love Travel, a large Facebook group designed for women that travel. It is heavily moderated with many group administrators. Posts can take some time to be approved and any topics deemed as unhelpful are denied. Comments are also moderated and removed if offensive or against group rules. The heavy overhead is helpful though because it guarantees an on-topic, clean, productive Facebook travel group.

Tiny Globetrotters is highly interactive and one of the best Facebook travel groups out there. What I like the most about this group is that the members are from all over the world. Many groups can be very centric on the United States but not this one! It is global so you really get a variety of posts, questions, and ideas.

Best Facebook Travel Group for Women

This Facebook travel group has over 1 million members but somehow manages to maintain a small community feeling. With that many members, it is heavily moderated out of necessity; posts can take days to approve and any threads that go awry are closed almost immediately. However, I’ve learned of new destinations, given and received help, and online connected with some awesome ladies in this group. Plus, they also plan group trips led by the group founder Haley Woods. This, by far, is one of the best Facebook travel groups on the web.

The Internet needs all the body positivity it can get – especially in the travel space. That’s why The Curvy Girls Travel Guide is one of my favorite Facebook travel groups. It provides a safe space for those that identify as women to connect and collaborate whether it be about plus-sized travel or just travel in general.

Best Facebook Travel Group for African-Americans

Despite some drama surrounding coordinated trips, Black Travel Movement remains one of my preferred Facebook travel groups. There are over 400,000 highly engaged people in the group and it stays busy with posts every day. The admins require that every post be informational so you are bound to learn a lot about travel in this group.

African American Travelers actually has roots as a travel planning company. Their customers asked them to expand into forming a real community so African American Travelers Facebook travel group was born. The group was created for folks to connect, share and inspire and it does just that.

There are many Facebook travel groups designated for African-American travelers. What makes Black World Travelers stand out is that they specifically state that they are “strictly for the classy Black professional traveler.” Photography, recent travel news, and more are shared here.

Best Misc Facebook Travel Group

Don’t want a specific niche? Just want to learn about all things travel regardless of your family status, gender, or race? Then Road to 100 Countries is the Facebook travel group for you! There’s a little bit of family travel, a little bit of solo travel, a little bit of award travel — there’s a little bit of everything.

Facebook Travel Groups - Award Travel 101

I’m the first to admit that I struggle with traveling on points [check here to see how we budget for our trips and here to see how we afford to travel ]. However, we’ve made big strides in accumulating miles and points and learning how to properly redeem them by being a member of Award Travel 101. This Facebook travel group is filled with gurus that will help you get the most out of your award travel.

What are your favorite Facebook travel groups?

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37 fun family travel influencers to follow on Instagram

It’s estimated that there are some 1.074 billion (yes, billion ) Instagram users worldwide, with new accounts signing up daily. With so many Instagram accounts out there, how do you choose which ones to follow?

I love Instagram for travel inspiration, in particular for finding new destinations to discover with my own kids. So, putting together a list of some of my favourite family travel influencers on Instagram was an easy task. There are lots of travelling families out there who inspire, inform and uncover some of the coolest spots around the world. Some travel full time, others make the most of school holidays and there are a handful of families who have chosen to up sticks and live overseas.

The best family travel bloggers on Instagram

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The following list of family travel bloggers on Instagram haven’t been chosen for the size of their following or because their particularly famous. Rather I’ve chosen them for their beautiful photography, for sharing their stories and for being inspiring. I like to follow family travel influencers who travel responsibly, who visit interesting destinations, who have a cohesive feed (so no random photos of lunch if they don’t typically post food shots), and who post regularly.

The following list of travelling families on Instagram is by no means exhaustive; if you have any recommendations or if you would like to be feature then please get in touch!

Mum Pack Travel

This mother daughter duo, Evie and Emmie, are one of my favourite accounts to follow. They’ve had some incredible adventures all around the world and their captions are always honest and often hilarious. Follow them on Instagram

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Evie & Emmie ✨Family ✨Travel (@mumpacktravel)

Macs Explore

I love following the McEvoy family. They’ve been exploring South American for the last two years and post wonderful photos as well as great Instagram and photography tips. Follow them on Instagram .

View this post on Instagram A post shared by MCEVOYS | ADVENTURE TRAVEL (@macs_explore)

The Little Adventurer

Jenny is the mum behind this fun account that covers books, places and things for families. Make sure you read her captions, they are brilliant. Follow them on Instagram .

View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Little Adventurer (@the_littleadventurer)

Twins and Travels

Anna shares life at home with her five-year-old twins and a toddler as well as their family adventures, such as an epic trip to Kenya. Follow them on Instagram .

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Twins and Travels – Anna (@twins.and.travels)

Petit Bivouac

A wonderful look at family life in the beautiful French Alps. Follow them on Instagram .

View this post on Instagram A post shared by p e t i t ↟ b i v o u a c ???????? (@petitbivouac)

Travel Babbo

Eric and his kids have had some epic adventures. He goes on a solo trip every year with each child – and they get to choose the destination. Follow him on Instagram .

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Eric Stoen | Family Travel (@travelbabbo)

Pint Size Pilot

Tara and her family have been everywhere from Peru and The Galapagos Islands to Norway, Iceland and much more. They also post a lot of great skiing photos and information. Follow them on Instagram

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Pint Size Pilot ???????? Tara Cannon (@pintsizepilot)

Kids Are a Trip

Beautiful photography, amazing destinations and fun family travels are just three reasons you should follow Kirsten and her family on Instagram. Follow them on Instagram .

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Here We Go Again

Ula and Ollie take wonderful photos of the trips they take in their van with their two girls. They started the UK county challenge and are trying to visit them all! Follow them on Instagram .

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Family Travel Blog | Vanlife (@herewegoagain.blog)

Walking on Travels

You won’t find your typical Instagram poses on this fun feed. Rather, Keryn imbues colour, fun and energy into all of her photos! Follow her on Instagram .

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Keryn Means (@walkingontravels)

We 3 Travel

Tamara is the go-to person for teen travel. She takes an annual mother-daughter trip with her teenager and shares fun and educational things to do. Follow her on Instagram .

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tamara ✈️ Blogger & Podcaster (@we3travel)

Stuffed Suitcase

Kim always takes great photos and always documents the best things to do with kids wherever she goes. Follow her on Instagram .

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kim • Seattle Travel Blogger (@stuffedsuitcase)

2 Travel Dads

If you’re not already following this traveling family on Instagram then you really should. Expect lots of family fun and plenty of blue seas and sunshine from their base in Florida. Follow them on Instagram .

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Rob Taylor (@2traveldads)

Family Trips from London

Natalia and her two girls are great fun to follow. They’re always discovering new places to visit in London and the UK and Natalia’s captions are great fun. Follow them on Instagram .

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Natalia – ????????London, England (@familytripsfromlondon)

Woolfpack Travels

This awesome family spend six months working and six months travelling – completely living the dream travel life! Follow them on Instagram .

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Woolf Family Travel (@woolfpack_travels)

Travel Mad Mum

Karen used her maternity leave with both her two children to travel the world, accompanied by Travel Mad Dad. They have been to some amazing places and documented their trips with stunning photos. Follow them on Instagram

View this post on Instagram A post shared by TRAVEL MAD MUM ???? (@travelmadmum)

Wild Blue Family

This family enjoys the kind of travels that we do – skiing, hiking, swimming and time in the Great Outdoors. Plus, their photos are beautiful. Follow them on Instagram

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bryan Megan Stella Kai Aria (@wildbluefamily)

Wandering Wagars

Adventures at home in Canada and overseas, this is a fun travelling family to follow. Follow them on Instagram

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kevin Wagar | Wandering Wagars (@wanderingwagars)

It’s Claudia Travels

Her boys are grown now but Claudia still covers family adventures as well as solo and couples travel. Plus, she’s lovely and her photos are so inspirational. Follow her on Instagram

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Claudia Laroye ???? Travel Writer (@itsclaudiatravels)

Traveling Mel

I’m a big fan of this account that focuses on adventuring in Montana, Yellowstone, and the west. Follow them on Instagram

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Travel Writer????Melynda Harrison (@travelingmelmt)

Boy Eats World

I’ve been following Aleney and her gorgeous kids for years now. I love her travel philosophy and her colourful travel tales. Follow them on Instagram

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Aleney, Raff & Sugarpuff (@boyeatsworld)

Wanderlust Crew

Another family travel blog that I’ve been following for a long time. Vanessa and her family of six showcase their travels with fun, colourful photography. Follow them on Instagram

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Vanessa Hunt | Wanderlust Crew (@wanderlust.crew)

Where the Kids Roam

Fantastic photos and an even better sense of humour. Follow them on Instagram

View this post on Instagram A post shared by B + C + B + R + R (@wherethekidsroam)

Pod Travels

Charly shares her overseas travels and UK adventures with her 10-year-old daughter and husband. Always with a camera in hand, her feed focuses on places and people with discovery, exploration and adventure at the heart. Follow Charly on Instagram .

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Charly Dove | POD Travels (@charly_dove)

One Tiny Leap

Maria wants to dispel the myth that having children makes traveling impossible, and wants to inspire families to get out of the comfort zone and go explore the world around them, even if it’s the woods/beach/mountain near where they live. Follow Maria on Instagram .

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Maria (@onetinyleap)

Zena’s Suitcase

Great photos and an honest look at family – and travel – life. Follow them on Instagram

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Zena ???? Family & Adventure (@zenassuitcase)

Picture Taker Memory Maker

Chloe is passionate about showing her three girls (11, 10 and 8) the world and loves documenting their adventures on camera as they travel as a family – the chaos, the calm and all the moments in between. Follow Chloe on Instagram .

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Chloe (@picturetakermemorymaker)

Mini Travellers

Karen shares her adventures on the grid which range from days out in the uk, to camping, to 5 * luxury villas to African family travel. Follow Karen on Instagram .

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Karen Beddow (@mini_travellers)

Flying with a Baby

Carrie shares family days out and travel inspiration both at home and worldwide. She shares plenty of tips to help you plan your trip away. Follow Carrie on Instagram .

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Carrie Bradley • Family Travel (@flyingwithababy)

Monkey & Mouse

Jenny loves to show her followers the best of Scotland with her two home educated, curly haired, 7 and 5 year olds. Aside from Scotland they spend time every year choosing several different countries to visit around the world. Follow Jenny on Instagram .

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My Travel Monkey

Follow Ting and her travel monkeys on their adventures at home and abroad. You’ll find a mix of scenery and family shots which are bright and engaging. If you’re looking for family travel inspiration then there’s plenty here. Follow Ting on Instagram .

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Ting Dalton | My Travel Monkey (@mytravelmonkey)

Like, Love, Do

Donna loves a bright coloured photo and has an eye for seeing something different. You will be sure to find snaps from all over the world as well as plenty of London historic sights, bars and restaurants. Follow Donna on Instagram .

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Donna vallance (@likelovedo_london)

Tin Box Traveller

Claire fills her grid with moments captured during her travels and family adventures in the UK and Europe. There’s also a good helping of fun at home in goregous Devon in the South West of England. The cheeky smiles of her two daughters, aged five and three feature a lot, but Claire is also partial to an epic view. Follow Claire on Instagram .

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Claire – Tin Box Traveller (@tinboxtraveller)

Otis and Us

Katy loves to travel and share her family adventures. Her IG grid is all about life outdoors, camping, glamping, adventures and family travel, oh and maybe a beach and a pretty door thrown in for good measure. Follow Katy on Instagram .

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Vanlife • Camper Family • VWT5 (@otisandus_)

Travelynn Family

Jenny and her family aim to push the boundaires of family travel and dispel the myth that adventure needs to wait until the kids are older (her boys are aged 3 and 4). On her grid find inspiration from their epic African roadtrip, adventures through Asia (particuarly India), with a bit of Peak District (their new home) for good measure. Follow Jenny on Instagram .

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Mummy Travels

Beaches worldwide are a favourite but Cathy and her daughter love to chase blue skies around the world. From cities to countryside to coast, her feed is full of bright colours and travel inspiration. Follow Cathy on Instagram .

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globetotting

Our Instagram feed is filled with travels everywhere from Mexico and Finland to days out in London, which we’re rediscovering after nearly 12 years living abroad. I’m a firm believer that you can – and should! – take your kids everywhere. Come and follow us on Instagram

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Really lovely bunch of ladies, thanks for including me too

What a fab list! Thank you for including me ?

Thank you so much for including me Katja! I feel very honoured to be included on a list alongside all these other fab family travel bloggers. So many sources of inspiration in one place!

Thanks for including me! x

Thank you for including me! So much inspiration 🙂 Amanda – We Blog Travel x

Great list! What can I do to get Travel Mamas IG account added? ????

Good point! I need to update this list 😉

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70 Family Trip Captions for Instagram, Tik Tok & Facebook

Family trip captions are essential for capturing the magic of your adventures. As someone who has crafted over 700 Instagram posts for my family travel Instagram, I've learned a thing or two about creating fun captions. Whether you're looking to capture the essence of your family adventures, add a touch of humor, or simply find the perfect emoji combination, I've got you covered with 70+ of my favorite easy family trip captions that are perfect for Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook.

Family Trip Captions Table of Contents

Short Captions with 2 emojis (15)
Emoji-Only Captions (10)
Funny Captions (10)
Parent's Perspective (11)
Beach Captions (10)
Amusement Park Captions (10)
Lake Captions (12)
Family Travel Quotes

Short Family Trip Captions with 2 Emojis

Use these when you need a quick and easy caption for your family vacation!

"Family adventures 🚗❤️"
"Traveling together 🌍👨‍👩‍👧‍👦"
"Making memories ✨😊"
"Wanderlust with my favorites! ✈️👨‍👩‍👧”
“Sun, fun, and family time! ☀️👨‍👩‍👦”
“Exploring new places 🌎🗺️”
“Together is our favorite place ❤️👨‍👩‍👧‍👦”
“Family trip vibes 🏞️💖”
“Life’s a journey, enjoy it with family 🛤️👨‍👩‍👧‍👦”
“New adventures await! 🛫✨"
"Road trip fun 🚗🎉"
"Family time is the best time 🥰👨‍👩‍👧‍👦"
"Vacation mode: ON 🌴😎"
"Cherishing every moment ❤️📸"
"Family getaway 🏞️❤️"

Emoji-Only Captions for Your Family Trip

When you only need an emoji or two or three!

Funny Captions for Your Family Vacation

I had a lot of fun collecting these. Probably my favorite category on here!

"Collecting memories and meltdowns."
"Family vacation: where the fun never stops, and neither do the bathroom breaks."
"Outnumbered by kids but still having a blast."
"Chaos coordinator on duty."
"Traveling with the family: the ultimate test of patience."
"Surviving family vacations one ice cream at a time."
"Making memories… and surviving tantrums."
"Not all who wander are lost, except for us. We're definitely lost."
"Caution: family bonding in progress."
"Adventure awaits (and so do sibling fights)."

Captions from a Parent's Perspective on Family Travels

Heartfelt thoughts from a parent's perspective ❤️

"The best part of the trip? Seeing the world through my kids' eyes."
"Adventures with my little explorers!"
"Making memories with my favorite people."
"Caffeine and love fuel this family adventure."
"Wanderlust and motherhood: a perfect combo."
"Teaching my kids that the world is their playground."
"Traveling far and wide with my tribe by my side."
"Every adventure is better with these cuties."
"Exploring new places, creating lasting memories."
"Packed and ready for family fun!"
"Adventures are even sweeter when shared with family."

And if you are traveling with a baby or toddler, check out my list of 30 Travel Essentials to help you through the trip (you may have a couple around the house right now!

Beach Family Vacation Caption Ideas

Maybe you've seen these on a pillow or two?!

"Life is better at the beach with my crew."
"Sun, sand, and smiles with the fam."
"Beach days are the best days with these guys."
"Family + Beach = Happiness."
"Making waves and memories with my favorite people."
"Seashells and family shenanigans."
"Sun, sea, and family - the perfect combination."
"Collecting seashells and unforgettable moments."
"Salty air, sandy hair, and family moments to share."
"Tide and family time – all we need."

(And if you are in the DC area, I have a list of the best beaches near DC within a 2-hour drive!)

Amusement Park Family Trip Caption Ideas

These can be used at a variety of amusement parks and water parks this summer!

"Riding high with my favorite crew."
"Adventures in every ride with these guys."
"Creating magical memories one ride at a time."
"Family fun overload!"
"Screams and laughter with the best company."
"Our family's day of roller coaster fun!"
"Adrenaline and family – the perfect mix."
"Every ride is more fun with family by your side."
"Our family's day of endless excitement."
"From cotton candy to coaster rides, family fun all the way!"

Lake Vacation Trip Caption Ideas

I couldn't just keep this to 10!

"Making waves and memories with the fam."
"Peace, love, and lake vibes."
"Sunsets and smiles at the lake."
"Family fun under the sun."
"Lake life with the ones I love most."
"Splashing into fun with my favorite crew."
"Chillin’ and grillin’ with the family by the lake."
"Life is better at the lake with family."
"Soaking up the sun and family time."
"Fishing, swimming, and family grinning."
"Lake days are the best days with these guys."
"Family time is the best time, especially by the lake."

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80 Best Family Vacation Instagram Captions for Your Favorite Photos

posted by James Brockbank on December 9, 2021 // last updated on December 9, 2021

Social media has become incorporated into everyone’s lives. It is the sole way to let the world get a glimpse of the moments that fill your heart. With each photo and experience displayed, you let people into your life and let them experience it with you.

When you want to share your moments with the world, you spend some time to create a public moment everyone can indulge in. You crop the photo just right and add the perfect filter. Then comes the caption. You want something enticing, something interesting, something powerful.

So, when you have all the wonderful photos from your family vacation, you want to make sure you get it right. From lighthearted and funny captions to heartfelt words, here are some of the best original captions for Instagram to commemorate your family’s adventures.

Beachy Family Photos

Family road trip photos, snowy family photos, neutral family vacation captions, how to pick the best caption.

The beach is the number one vacation destination for families. The hot sun, salty water, and white sand make for a perfect family fun getaway. When you return, you want to share those moments with your followers (and maybe make them a bit jealous).

These original captions should help get the attention of your Insta followers while inspiring them to get out in the sun and have their own fun.

“With the sun on our face and the sand between our toes, these memories with the family will last forever.”
“The love our family shares only grows with every crashing wave.”
“The sun, the sand, and your family by your side, make the best memories stay alive.”
“Family is the cornerstone of every great beach vacation.”
“As the kids build a sandcastle, and your husband surfs the waves, you appreciate the family you’ve made.”
“Every moment spent together watching the waves makes you realize the most important thing in life are the memories you make with your family.”
“The most remarkable thing about the beach is that amidst all the chaos your family creates, you’re still so calm and full of love.”
“You’ll go home with a tan, an experience, and the best memories that were spent with your family.”
“Teaching my kids the beauty of the water, sand, and sun and the beauty of our family being together.”
“The beach is the most serene place to go; it is even better when you can enjoy it with the family you’ve built.”
“I am hot, tired, and burnt, but my kids are happy.”
“Life’s a beach, the kids are a mess, the family’s alive watching the sunset.”
“Enjoying the sun, the surf, the sand, and the family together.”
“The best beach activities involve sand, sun, and family.”
“High tides, good vibes, and the family building memories.”
“When we build a sandcastle with our kids, we build memories that will last a lifetime.”
“You can live in bliss at the beach, watching the ocean, feeling the sand between your toes, and spending every moment with your family.”
“What’s better than the beach? You and your family are making memories together.”
“Bury my feet in the sand, a cold drink in my hand, my family by my side, I let my worries wash away with the tide.”
“Happiness is the shore in your view, the sun on your skin, the sand on your feet, and your family enjoying it with you.”

Using emojis in your captions to make them stand out is also a creative way to add to your post. There is an array of different emojis you can use. Add in some “🌊🌅⛱” to break up longer captions and make them more engaging.

Family road trips can be the most exciting experience you share. Whether you’re a family of five or road tripping with your siblings, experiencing the open road is something everyone should do.

Of course, you want to capture the magic of the moments, whether you’re co-piloting or snapping pics during pit stops.

What better way to express your enjoyment than with a good Instagram picture and caption to match? Plus, road trips offer opportunities for unique captions that reflect your specific on or off-road adventures.

“The key to a good road trip starts with your favorite snacks, great music, and your family by your side.”
“Having your kids experience the open road is a remarkable feeling.”
“The best road trips always need the chaos of the family to make it a memory never forgotten.”
“The road least traveled is better with your family by your side.”
“The radio blasting, the long open road, the kids laughing in the back seat, all make for the perfect road trip.”
“The perfect road trip requires a full-blown karaoke show, with your kids as the backup singers.”
“During a road trip, stopping on the side of the road to embrace nature and the family you made is the best feeling in the world.”
“A road trip by yourself is fun; a road trip with your family is a beautiful experience.”
“The open road, the beautiful scenery, and the family you created make for the best memories.”
“I want my kids to experience the entire world and the love we have for one another.”
“When you’re on the road with your family, and you look in the back seat, you realize this is all you ever needed.”
Happiness is the open road and hearing your kids fighting over the music on the radio.”
“With the wheel in my hand, the perfect song on the radio, and my husband by my side, we begin the journey of happily ever after.”
“No road trip is long with your family making you laugh the entire time.”
“The best part of a road trip isn’t arriving at your destination; it’s the memories you make with the people you created.”
“Always take the scenic route; you won’t regret the memories you make with your family.”
“All you need to make you happy is a good road trip and the people you love with you.”
“The only trip I want to take is the trip with you on this open road.”
“A road trip can have a bunch of bumps in the road but create the best memories.”
“An adventure with your family is the best one you can have.”

Just remember to keep your eyes on the road while driving, and leave the Instagram posts to your co-pilot or backseat drivers.

Taking a family trip to the mountains or any ski resort can lead to some incredible moments captured. Catching dad making that ski jump or watching your kids build a snowman; every opportunity leads to a great memorable photo.

With those photos, you need perfect captions, and here are some of the best. Don’t forget a snowflake or snowman emoji, or even a pair of skis.

“The best moments made are the ones made in the snow.”
“A journey is best with family, snow, and a rosy nose.”
“Our hands and cheeks are cold, but my heart is warm watching my family make the best memories.”
“Cold feet, rosy cheeks, and a warm heart.”
“Family can warm your soul in the coldest weather.”
“Like snowflakes, we are all different, but we make a beautiful family.”
“Snowy mountains, cold air, toasty fire, and family is all you need.”
“What’s a winter vacation without a family snowball fight?”
“Tis the season to build snowmen, have snowball fights, and warm your toes by the fire with your family.”
“Snow falling down, the crackle of the fire, hot chocolate, and my family is all I need.”
“Having a snowball fight with your kids makes you realize how mad they are that they couldn’t have that piece of candy.”
“Watching your kids sled down a hill at top speed makes your anxiety high but your heart full.”
“The season to be freezing comes with the laughs to warm you up.”
“Cold hands, a warm heart, and the love of your kids are all you need.”
“Making the best memories by throwing a snowball right at my husband’s face.”
“When your vacation involves snow and family, it involves the best of what life has to offer.”
“The snow is falling, the mountains are calling, my family along with love so strong, we make the memories that will last for so long.”
“Creating the best memories, with snow, sleds, and laughter.”
“The mountains covered in snow, your face red from the cold, we enjoy our family and the memories we are creating.”
“What better way to enjoy your family than to enjoy a cold, snowy day and then warm up with some hot chocolate by the fire.”

Family vacations, in general, are fun, heartwarming experiences that make the best memories. You want to express to your followers the pure enjoyment you got out of your family vacation, even if you didn’t relax at the beachside or venture into the wilderness.

Here are a few nonspecific family vacation captions you can use to spice up those beautiful photos.

“All you need to make a vacation a success is family, food, and peace.”
“We haven’t been everywhere, we haven’t even come close, but experiencing it all with the family is all that matters.”
“The wonderful thing about vacations is we can pretend like we’re a nice normal family.”
“Fights and spending all your money are what makes a family vacation fun.”
“The stress, the money spent, the time planning – it all becomes worth it when you see your kids smile.”
“Having the best family vacation entails happy hearts, bellies full of food, good conversations, and wonderful memories made.”
“It doesn’t feel like a vacation unless my kids are fighting, my husband is asleep on the pool chair, and I am toeing the line of keeping my sanity.”
“When we have kids, we experience life through their eyes; why not make the scenery beautiful.”
“I would spend my whole life traveling, as long as I could do it with my loved ones.”
“The trips we take and the roads we travel create the best memories together.”
“We only have a short time to teach our kids the beauty of the world; make sure you do it in the best places.”
“Spending an entire vacation with your kids really makes you appreciate your alone time.”
“Living my best life on vacation with my best people.”
“Family, love, and laughter are the only things you need to make a vacation great.
“The memories you make now will inspire your kids to do the same.”
“The best vacations are where you can just enjoy the love you and your family have created.”
“Here’s to family, food, and laughter.”
“I would not want to change a single moment of the time I spent with my beautiful, chaotic, crazy family.”
“This world gives you beauty; you just have to discover it.”
“The most fulfilling thing you can do is spend time with the people you love and make the best memories possible.”

Snowy, beachy, or on the road, vacations are filled with great memories and fun that you want to share with the world. We want to represent our family and our fun in the best way possible. We want to make people understand our experiences and how we interpret them.

Social media platforms have really made it so easy to show family and friends the joys of your life. Finding the perfect caption for your photo can be a difficult task. Sometimes your brain goes blank, and you cannot find the right words to express your true feelings.

Whether it’s a caption that involves a little humor or a passionate caption that lets your followers know your true feelings, it helps to have some ideas. Hopefully, these captions help create the perfect post you are looking for. Any caption you post has the potential to inspire someone else to create great memories on a family vacation.

Now, get out there, enjoy your vacation, and happy posting!

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Posted: January 31, 2024 | Last updated: January 31, 2024

<p>Being on vacation with kids is fun, but traveling to and from your destination is sometimes another story. With the right gear, a little advanced planning, and the ability to stay flexible, family travel can be enjoyable from the moment you leave your front door.</p>

Being on vacation with kids is fun, but traveling to and from your destination is sometimes another story. With the right gear, a little advanced planning, and the ability to stay flexible, family travel can be enjoyable from the moment you leave your front door.

<p><span>When you’ve traveled with your <a href="https://wealthofgeeks.com/traveling-with-kids/" rel="noopener">family</a> from a young age, it makes sense that you’d almost be a seasoned traveler, and the step to go solo isn’t that far-fetched. </span></p>

Make Family Travel Better With These Tips

Don’t let the fear of traveling with kids keep you from booking that trip! Use our list of tips and tricks to make family travel easier.

<p>Whether kids are coloring on an airplane’s tray table or at a booth in a restaurant, crayons always seem to roll away from little fingers onto the floor. Invest in square crayons. The purchase will likely save you from recurrently searching for round crayons on the ground.</p>

1. Square Crayons Don’t Roll

Whether kids are coloring on an airplane’s tray table or at a booth in a restaurant, crayons always seem to roll away from little fingers onto the floor. Invest in square crayons. The purchase will likely save you from recurrently searching for round crayons on the ground.

<p>Stickers are worth their weight in gold. Reusable ones are even better. Some websites carry reusable stickers that arrive in a book. Kids can create their favorite scenes, then rip them all off and do it again. Placing stickers on cars, planes, or train windows is also a favorite family travel pastime. </p>

2. Reusable Stickers Never Get Old

Stickers are worth their weight in gold. Reusable ones are even better. Some websites carry reusable stickers that arrive in a book. Kids can create their favorite scenes, then rip them all off and do it again. Placing stickers on cars, planes, or train windows is also a favorite family travel pastime.

<p>This trip from travel host Samantha Brown is invaluable. Duct tape can fix everything from broken toys to suitcases. In a hotel, you can use duct tape to soften sharp edges on furniture. If your little ones love cars, you can even craft a duct tape road on the hotel floor for them to whiz their vehicles around. </p>

3. Bring Duct Tape

This trip from travel host Samantha Brown is invaluable. Duct tape can fix everything from broken toys to suitcases. In a hotel, you can use duct tape to soften sharp edges on furniture. If your little ones love cars, you can even craft a duct tape road on the hotel floor for them to whiz their vehicles around.

<p>Most kids love to color, and these <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Crayola-Color-Wonder-Markers-Coloring/dp/B002L3TS5M/ref=sr_1_6?crid=1WCJGENN1C3NE&keywords=no+mess+markers&qid=1705611616&sprefix=no+mess+marker%2Caps%2C273&sr=8-6" rel="noopener">markers</a> are magic. The markers must be paired with Color Wonder Paper, but it’s worth the small extra expense. Little ones will love seeing the clear stick produce vibrant colors before their very eyes. Plus, the markers are nontoxic.</p>

4. Mess-Free Markers

Most kids love to color, and these markers are magic. The markers must be paired with Color Wonder Paper, but it’s worth the small extra expense. Little ones will love seeing the clear stick produce vibrant colors before their very eyes. Plus, the markers are nontoxic.

<p>Family travel days can be long, frustrating, and tedious. Surprises are exciting. If you have a bag of toys, books, and activities to entertain your kids, reveal one toy at a time. The delay gives them ample opportunity to play with each one. When children get bored, parents can surprise them with something new.</p>

5. The Element of Surprise

Family travel days can be long, frustrating, and tedious. Surprises are exciting. If you have a bag of toys, books, and activities to entertain your kids, reveal one toy at a time. The delay gives them ample opportunity to play with each one. When children get bored, parents can surprise them with something new.

<p>Lugging baby gear through airports and in and out of cars weighs you down. Big and bulky items, like cribs, highchairs, portable baths, toys, and more, are often necessary but awkward to carry. Consider renting baby gear online at places like <a href="https://www.babyquip.com/" rel="nofollow noopener">BabyQuip</a>.</p>

6. Rent Baby Gear

Lugging baby gear through airports and in and out of cars weighs you down. Big and bulky items, like cribs, highchairs, portable baths, toys, and more, are often necessary but awkward to carry. Consider renting baby gear online at places like BabyQuip .

<p>No need to carry a car seat and a stroller. The <a href="https://www.doona.com/en-us" rel="nofollow noopener">Doona</a> quickly transforms from a car seat to a stroller and back again. It’s expensive ($550 as of this article’s publishing) but makes family travel with an infant much easier.</p>

7. Invest in a Doona

No need to carry a car seat and a stroller. The Doona quickly transforms from a car seat to a stroller and back again. It’s expensive ($550 as of this article’s publishing) but makes family travel with an infant much easier.

<p>Carry-on bags, sometimes known as hand luggage or cabin baggage, are luggage items taken into the plane’s cabin. They are not checked in before your flight and are usually stored in the overhead storage compartment above your seat.</p><p>Individual <a href="https://wealthofgeeks.com/cheapest-airlines-to-fly/">airlines</a> tend to have strict policies about the height or weight of carry-on baggage, so you’ll need to carefully check the airlines’ size and weight rules.</p><p>Keeping up to date with your airline’s current baggage restrictions is also vital to avoid surprise charges at the gate if your bag is too big or heavy.</p>

8. Board the Airplane Last

Most airlines let families board first. However, this means more time that kids must sit on the plane or be strapped into a car seat. If you already have assigned seats, let them burn off excess energy in the airport a little longer before boarding.

<p><span>Snacks make everything better; they just do. There’s nothing worse than arriving at your destination cranky because you have an empty stomach and can’t function without feeling sluggish. The key is grabbing healthy options that energize you, like nuts, crackers, dried fruit, and even gummy snacks. I don’t know that the last option is healthy, but they’re delicious. </span></p>

9. Snacks, Snacks, and More Snacks

This tip is for parents as well as their children. Eating gives travelers something to do, keeps moods and energy levels up, and provides necessary nutrition. Pack healthy snacks you know that you and your kids already like.

<p>Kids are unpredictable. Whatever the mess, a freshly wiped face and new clothing will make everyone feel better. Parents, throw an extra shirt or pair of pants in there for you, too.</p>

10. Pack Extra Wipes, Diapers, and Clothes in Your Carry-on

Kids are unpredictable. Whatever the mess, a freshly wiped face and new clothing will make everyone feel better. Parents, throw an extra shirt or pair of pants in there for you, too.

<p><span>Ziplock bags are necessary, especially if you want to get past TSA without too much trouble. You can use them to ensure that you’re compliant with their rules, and they’re also suitable for organization purposes or keeping snacks fresh; their versatility is unmatched!</span></p>

11. Bring a Sealable Bag

Following up on the high probability of accidents mentioned above, a sealable bag can save the day. When on the go, it’s nice to throw wet or tarnished items in something sealable so they can’t touch anything else in your bag.

<p><span>Make your child’s flying experience more comfortable by bringing their favorite blanket, pillow, or cozy sweater. Consider a neck pillow for added comfort during naps. </span><span>Stick to their usual bedtime routine as closely as possible. Familiar rituals like reading a bedtime story or dimming cabin lights can signal that it’s time to sleep. </span></p>

12. Plan Downtime

Family vacations can be busy. There’s always plenty to do and so much to see in a limited timeframe. Even if your kids don’t nap, quiet time can go a long way. Downtime lets bodies and minds recharge so everyone is ready for the next adventure.

<p>Global Entry can significantly reduce the time spent on lines when flying internationally. The U.S. Customs and Border Protection Trusted Traveler program lets travelers get through customs quicker. The saved time can be a lifesaver for those traveling with temperamental kids.</p>

13. Get Global Entry for Each Family Travel Member

Global Entry can significantly reduce the time spent on lines when flying internationally. The U.S. Customs and Border Protection Trusted Traveler program lets travelers get through customs quicker. The saved time can be a lifesaver for those traveling with temperamental kids.

<p><span>As your flight nears its end, it’s crucial to pack up your in-flight items efficiently. Reorganize your carry-on bags, stow away entertainment items, and double-check that essential documents are easy to reach. </span><span>Before landing, encourage your child to freshen up by visiting the restroom and ensuring they look presentable. </span></p><p><span>A quick tooth brushing or face wash can help them feel more comfortable upon arrival. With these steps, you’ll be ready to disembark smoothly and transition into your new destination.</span></p>

14. Download Entertainment at Home

While some argue that iPads or other electronic devices aren’t the best option to entertain young ones, they are useful when needed. When all else fails, or you just need a bit of peace and quiet, a new movie or favorite TV show might be just the trick. Your fellow passenger may thank you for it!

<p>Kids can capture beautiful family memories to last a lifetime from their very own kid-friendly cameras. Cameras help document a family trip, and kids will also feel proud of the photos they take. Plus, the activity is sure to occupy their time.</p>

15. Kid-Friendly Cameras

Kids can capture beautiful family memories to last a lifetime from their very own kid-friendly cameras. Cameras help document a family trip, and kids will also feel proud of the photos they take. Plus, the activity is sure to occupy their time.

<p>Air Tags are not just a tip for family travel; they benefit all travelers. Throw one in your suitcase or even your kids’ backpacks—really anything or anyone that might get lost.</p>

16. Air Tags

Air Tags are not just a tip for family travel; they benefit all travelers. Throw one in your suitcase or even your kids’ backpacks—really anything or anyone that might get lost.

<p>Look for the <a href="https://wealthofgeeks.com/the-13-best-national-parks-to-visit-in-winter/">National Park</a> Service’s Junior Ranger program. It’s activity-based and fun, and kids learn about the importance of national parks. Ideal for ages 5-13, these programs are located across the country. Additionally, consider staying at a hotel with a kids’ club. They offer fun activities for little ones and give parents a much-needed break.</p>

17. Look For Special Kids’ Programs

Look for the National Park Service’s Junior Ranger program. It’s activity-based and fun, and kids learn about the importance of national parks. Ideal for ages 5-13, these programs are located across the country. Additionally, consider staying at a hotel with a kids’ club. They offer fun activities for little ones and give parents a much-needed break.

18. Consider Matching Clothes

Matching clothes makes it easier to find family members in a crowd. If matching isn’t for you, try easy-to-spot bright clothing.

<p>Bulkhead seats <a href="https://wealthofgeeks.com/mastering-the-skies-a-parents-guide-to-conquering-long-haul-flights-with-little-ones/" rel="nofollow noopener">help your child enjoy their flight</a>. They’re often the best option for families with babies, as many airlines offer in-flight bassinets. For older kids, it gives them a little extra legroom.</p>

19. Book Bulkhead Seats

Bulkhead seats help your child enjoy their flight . They’re often the best option for families with babies, as many airlines offer in-flight bassinets. For older kids, it gives them a little extra legroom.

<p>“Babies are cute. Adolescents are fun. In between, they’re a nightmare. Toddlers (2-4 yrs) are naturally challenging. They don’t understand the world around them well enough. For example, when you start solids, they eat what you put in front of them or don’t. For about two years, they do not have the language skills to explain what they want, so they scream or throw temper tantrums.”</p><p>“It’s simply frustration because they can’t explain what they want. At around three, they can start telling you what they want but need help understanding that they can’t have everything they want right away or that it may not be possible. So, it will elicit a tantrum because this doesn’t make sense to them.”</p>

20. Gate Check Strollers

Don’t check your stroller. You might need it at the airport. Instead, check it at the gate for free right before boarding the plane. It’ll be ready to pick up upon departing.

<p>Reusable water bottles, including kid-friendly sippy cups, are a general family travel tip that benefits everyone. They’re better for the environment; you can refill bottles at water fountains, and the sippy cups are familiar to little mouths.</p>

21. Reusable Water Bottles

Reusable water bottles, including kid-friendly sippy cups, are a general family travel tip that benefits everyone. They’re better for the environment; you can refill bottles at water fountains, and the sippy cups are familiar to little mouths.

<p>Valencia got its name from the Latin word “Valentia, “which, in broad translation, means strength and courage. Due to its phenomenal geographic location, the harbor, and the large number of sunny days throughout the year, people have always fought for the city on the banks of the Turia River. These are our picks for the top things to do in Valencia.</p>

22. Let Kids Carry a Backpack or Suitcase

When kids carry their own backpacks or suitcases, it encourages independence. They’ll likely be excited to be in control of all their stuff. As an added bonus, parents won’t have to carry extra gear, at least for a while.

<p>If possible, upgrade to a suite. There’s more room for your belongings; everyone can spread out a bit. If a suite isn’t feasible, choose a room with a large square footage so kids have plenty of space to move around. </p>

23. Choose Hotel Rooms Wisely

If possible, upgrade to a suite. There’s more room for your belongings; everyone can spread out a bit. If a suite isn’t feasible, choose a room with a large square footage so kids have plenty of space to move around.

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Family issue passport warning after being stranded at airport following 15 hour flight

A video of their shock was shared to tiktok.

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A family have issued a warning over passports and visas after they were left stranded in an airport following on from a 15 hour flight.

The issue happened after the long-haul flight from the United States , with a family of four denied entry in to the country they were travelling too over a technical issue over their paperwork.

With millions of people viewing the videos, they have become a viral sensation in their own right, with numerous updates posted as more and more information trickles out from the impacted group.

TikToker Mailan (@mdaniels28) posted on to the social media platform a week ago, with the video showing her hand placed over her mouth as she walks around a departure lounge before catching a connecting flight .

Writing over the video said: "Travelled 15 hours already just to get told our visas are denied."

Mailan added: "My sister has a hyphen in her legal name and they won’t allow it and decided to tell us five minutes before boarding halfway across the country already."

The family were travelling from Chicago in the USA to Vietnam ; a journey that on average takes 18 hours or so. Having done the majority of the journey with just one flight left, Mailan was told that she would not be allowed to continue.

An issue you would want to avoid (Getty Stock Images)

The reason? Her passport and visa didn't match up.

But according to the group, that was through no fault of their own. Instead, it was a technical error out of their hands, Mailan said.

She explained in a follow up clip that her sister's name is hyphenated on her passport. Unfortunately, the visa application to get in to Vietnam legally doesn't let you use special characters such as a hyphen, Mailan explained.

Due to the names not matching up, Korean Air did not let the party board the next stage of their journey.

Mailan says: "Everything was fine when we got checked out of Detroit. They checked our visas, passports, bags .

"We were in contact with Vietnam - the people in Vietnam that were figuring all that stuff out - originally, when we applied to get the visas. And they said, we’re all good."

Mailan couldn't believe they got denied boarding (TikTok / mdaniels28)

Thankfully for the family, the issue was eventually resolved via Delta Airlines who Mailan said offered them a 'full refund on everything'.

The issue caused a fair bit of anxiety among people commenting. One said: "I have a hyphenated surname and now I'm scared."

A second echoed this person's issues, saying: "I have a hyphenated last name and it rarely allows me to use the hyphen when I fill out plane ticket information. I just leave a space in place of the hyphen and pray for the best."

And a third said: "As someone with a hyphen name when doing legal paperwork it’s a pain."

Ultimately, if you're concerned double and triple check with your airlines over any issue you think you might have with a hyphenated name, your passport, and visa. And try and take proof of these conversations with you on your journey.

A Korean Air spokesperson said: "The destination airport immigration office, not the airline, has the authority to approve a passenger's entry.

"The passenger was deemed ineligible for travel based on the immigration office's decision due to discrepancies in the traveler's name in her passport and visa application. Korean Air's branch office fully explained this to the passenger."

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A family ended up having a hellish vacation after their cruise ship left them stranded.

The Gault family embarked on a trip on the Norwegian Encore cruise ship, with their party-of-16 forking out an eye-watering $30,000 between them.

During their travels , nine of the 16 members of the group went on a Norwegian Cruise Line excursion to a LumberJack show in Ketchikan, Alaska - but disaster struck when they tried to get back to the port.

Joshua Gault told KJRH: "We see the chaos getting onto the buses. We go to get on the bus and one of the attendees is like ‘The bus is full, and you know you got to wait for the next bus.'"

The next bus never came, however.

According to the family, the ticket attendant wasn't properly checking people's documents, meaning that people from another ship were able to take the Gault family's seats.

When they realized another bus wasn't going to come for them, Joshua contacted the port authority who sent a van to come collect the group-of-nine; but by the time they got to the port, the cruise ship had already left.

Making matters worse, the family were then unable to meet the ship at the next port in Canada as one of the passports needed was left onboard.

"It was a nightmare," Joshua said of the ordeal.

The cruise ship left without the family. (KJRH)

"Six kids on board, minor children, and a 78-year-old mother-in-law, all on medication.

"We all had to quit cold turkey medication these last few days because it was all on the cruise ship."

Adding insult to injury, for each passenger who missed the ship, Joshua says he was hit with a gut-wrenching $971 fine.

He only learnt of the fee while using his credit card to try and book flights home and saw that he'd been charged almost $9,000.

As a result of this, it took the Gaults days to get back home and they were forced to foot the bill for any accommodation, travel and food.

Since returning home, the family have been in touch with the cruise ship line to file a complaint.

A statement has since been issued by Norwegian Cruise.

It reads: "On the afternoon of Friday, July 12, a family of nine guests missed the ship’s all aboard time in Ketchikan, Alaska due to a misstep by a local tour operator.

They had been travelling on The Norwegian Encore cruise ship. (Cliff Hawkins/Getty Images)

"Then the guests did not return to the ship at the published time, we attempted to contact them but were unable to reach them.

"As such, we alerted the local port agent in Ketchikan and requested that they assist the family with booking a hotel for the night.

"As the guests would be unable to downline in the next port of call, Victoria, British Columbia, the port agent also helped the guests with securing flights to Seattle the following day, July 13."

It added that it will be reimbursing the family for 'all of the out-of-pocket expenses they incurred'.

The fines they were hit with will also be refunded and they'll get a pro-rated refund for the two cruise days they missed, the statement continued to say.

UNILAD has contacted Norwegian Cruise Line for comment.

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The new route, which is scheduled to begin service on February 13, 2025, will include two daily flights between Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and McClellan-Palomar Airport . American’s regional subsidiary airline, Envoy Air , will operate the flights using its latest Embraer 175 aircraft.

“American looks forward to connecting Carlsbad to our comprehensive global network starting next February,” said Frankie McLister, spokesman for American Airlines. “This new service will provide convenient one-stop connections to destinations across the United States and Mexico while bringing travelers from around the world to see all that Carlsbad has to offer.”

Located just 35 minutes north of downtown San Diego, Carlsbad is also home to the Legoland California Theme Park, The Flower Fields at Carlsbad Ranch, and miles of coastal beaches.

With the addition of the Carlsbad route, travelers will now have three airports in the San Diego area served from American’s Phoenix hub. Earlier this year, American began service between Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport and Tijuana, Mexico, San Diego’s international border neighbor.

The region’s major airport, San Diego International, is a tough place for airlines to expand service, primarily because it’s the busiest single-runway airport in the United States. By flying to smaller airports, airlines can expand service to the region and offer a more convenient location for travelers who may be visiting areas outside a major city.

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Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card Overview

The Sapphire Preferred Card is one of the best rewards credit cards with an annual fee under $100, with a generous welcome bonus offer of 60,000 bonus points after you spend $4,000 on purchases in the first three months from account opening.

Beyond its rewards, the Sapphire Preferred Card comes with some of the best travel coverage available, including trip cancellation and interruption insurance and primary car rental insurance.

The Sapphire Preferred Card also includes a $50 annual credit for hotels booked through the Chase Travel℠ Portal, a 10% anniversary points bonus, and up to 5 points per dollar in popular spending categories.

Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card Rewards

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TheChase Sapphire Preferred® Card bonus is 60,000 bonus points after you spend $4,000 on purchases in the first three months from account opening. This welcome offer is worth $1,080 in travel, based on Business Insider's points and miles valuations .

As long as your Sapphire Preferred Card is open and in good standing, your Chase Ultimate Rewards® points will not expire. However, if you close your card, you'll lose all the points in your account — so be sure to redeem them or transfer them to an airline or hotel partner before you cancel.

How to Earn Points With the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card

Sapphire Preferred Card members earn points at the following rates per dollar:

5 points on all travel purchased through Chase Travel℠
3 points on dining, including eligible delivery services, takeout, and dining out
3 points on select streaming services
3 points on online grocery purchases (excluding Target, Walmart, and wholesale clubs)
2 points on all other eligible travel purchases

All other purchases earn one point per dollar.

How to Use Chase Ultimate Rewards Points

Chase Ultimate Rewards® points are worth 1 cent each by default when redeemed through the Chase Travel Portal. With the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card, you get 25% more value, or 1.25 cents per point.

Redeem Chase Points for Travel

You can redeem Ultimate Rewards points for flights, hotels, rental cars, and more through the Chase Travel Portal at the 1.25-cent rate with no limits or blackout dates. The redemption system searches many airline and hotel brands, with a similar feel and layout to major discount travel websites.

However, if you want to get even more value per point, you can transfer to Chase's airline and hotel transfer partners at a 1:1 ratio. That means 1 Chase point equals 1 point or mile in these programs:

You generally get the best value per point by transferring to airlines and booking premium travel, like a first-class flight or a hotel stay that would cost hundreds of dollars. Also, keep in mind that many transfer partner airlines are members of alliances that give you additional partner airline choices.

When you get a good deal, you can book a domestic round-trip flight for 25,000 points. With British Airways, for instance, you can book short-haul flights on partner American Airlines for even fewer points. Southwest also offers many great deals with no checked baggage fees for your first two bags.

If you earn the welcome bonus offer on the Sapphire Preferred Card, you'll have more than enough points for a round-trip award flight to Europe — and depending on the partner you redeem with, you could have points left over to jumpstart your next trip.

Redeem Chase Points for Other Purchases

There are plenty of non-travel options for redeeming your Chase points, but you won't necessarily get as much value as you would by transferring to partners:

Cash back : Cash in your points at a rate of 1 cent each toward a statement credit or direct deposit to your bank account
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Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card Benefits and Features

The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card's benefits come in handy when traveling and shopping at home, online, or anywhere your travels take you.

When you're traveling outside the U.S., the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card does not charge any foreign transaction fees. Foreign transaction fees are typically 3% to 5% of your purchase, so they can quickly add up if you don't take the right card on your trips abroad.

Annual Hotel Credit

The Sapphire Preferred Card offers up to $50 in annual statement credits toward hotel purchases made through the Chase Travel Portal. New cardholders can start earning the credit immediately, while existing cardholders will be eligible after their next account anniversary.

Maximizing this credit is an easy way to shave up to $50 off the card's $95 annual fee — making your net out-of-pocket cost each year just $45.

10% Anniversary Point Bonus

Each year on your account anniversary, you'll receive a points bonus equal to 10% of all purchases made in the previous year.

For example, if you spent $25,000 on the card in an anniversary year, you'd receive a bonus of 2,500 points.

Primary Car Rental Insurance

The Sapphire Preferred Card card includes primary car rental insurance for damage due to theft or collision, which means it kicks in before your own car insurance and allows you to confidently pass up the extra charge of a car rental agency's own insurance whenever you rent a vehicle and pay with the Sapphire Preferred Card (note that it doesn't include liability insurance).

Most cars and countries are included, but check the terms and conditions for specific exclusions.

Trip Interruption/Cancellation Insurance

If you've paid for an eligible trip with the Sapphire Preferred Card and it's cut short or canceled for a covered reason like illness or severe weather, the card's travel insurance could reimburse you up to $10,000 per person and $20,000 per trip for pre-paid, non-refundable travel expenses.

Trip Delay Insurance

When you use your Sapphire Preferred Card to pay for your fare, its trip delay insurance can get you reimbursed up to $500 per ticket for hotel rooms, food, toiletries, clothes, or other reasonable expenses when your flight is delayed overnight or by 12 hours or more.

Baggage Delay Insurance

If you've paid for your travel with the Sapphire Preferred Card and your bags are delayed for six hours or more, you could be reimbursed for essential purchases (like clothing and toiletries) up to $100 per day for up to five days.

Lost Luggage Reimbursement

If the carrier damages or loses your bags, you and your immediate family members could be covered for up to $3,000 per passenger as long as you've paid for your tickets with the Sapphire Preferred Card.

Extended Warranty

The Sapphire Preferred Card extends the time period of a US manufacturer's warranty on eligible items by an additional year, on warranties of three years or less when you pay with your card.

Purchase Protection

If an eligible item you've bought with the Sapphire Preferred Card is damaged or stolen within 120 days of purchase, purchase protection could make you eligible for up to $500 in reimbursement per claim, and up to $50,000 per account.

Travel and Emergency Assistance Services

If you're traveling away from home and have a problem, you can get help with medical and legal referrals or other emergency assistance. This service is free for Sapphire Preferred Card cardholders, but any third-party costs are your responsibility.

Travel Accident Insurance

When you pay for your air, bus, cruise, or train transportation with the Sapphire Preferred Card, you're eligible for accidental death or dismemberment coverage of up to $500,000.

Roadside Dispatch

Sapphire Preferred Card cardholders can contact the roadside dispatch hotline for help with arranging services like towing and flat tire repair for a set fee.

DoorDash DashPass

With the Sapphire Preferred Card, you can receive a complimentary DashPass membership (for waived delivery fees on qualifying orders) through December 31, 2024. Enrollment is required to receive this perk.

Instacart Benefits

Through July 31, 2024, Sapphire Preferred Card cardholders can enroll for a complimentary six months of Instacart+ membership, which comes with free delivery on orders of $35+ and reduced service fees. If you don't plan to keep the membership open beyond six months, be sure to set a calendar reminder to cancel, otherwise, it will automatically renew for another year (currently $99) once your free six months are up.

With the Sapphire Preferred Card, you can now also earn up to $15 per quarter in statement credits toward Instacart purchases (activation required). If you maximize this benefit each quarter, it's worth up to $60 per year — which makes up for much of the card's annual fee.

Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card Fees

It is easy to see how you can get $100 or more in value from this card every year, but it isn't free. The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card charges a $95 annual fee. However, you can use the card for international purchases without worrying about extra charges, because it doesn't add foreign transaction fees.

Like most other credit cards, you'll pay interest if you carry a balance (currently a 21.49% - 28.49% Variable APR), and there fee in other situations, including balance transfers, cash advances, late payments, and returned payments.

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The Sapphire Preferred Card isn't the only credit card geared to travelers that offers top-notch benefits and generous rewards. Depending on your spending and travel habits, one of these alternative credit cards could be a better fit for you.

The Chase Sapphire Reserve® , one of the best premium travel credit cards available, is the top-tier "sibling" of the Sapphire Preferred Card.

The Chase Sapphire Reserve has a $550 annual fee compared to a $95 annual fee on the Sapphire Preferred Card.

The Chase Sapphire Reserve comes with up to a $300 annual travel credit and access to more than 1,500 airport lounges through its complimentary Priority Pass membership. Cardholders can also redeem Ultimate Rewards through the Chase portal at a value of 1.5 cents apiece, compared to the 1.25 cents apiece for Sapphire Preferred Card.

Chase Sapphire Reserve cardholders earn 10 points on Lyft rides through March 2025; 10 points on hotels and car rentals booked through Chase; 10 points on Chase Dining; 5 points on airfare through Chase travel; 3 points on other dining and travel; and earn 1 point per dollar on all other purchases.

Read more in our Chase Sapphire Reserve credit card review .

If you want a mid-tier travel credit card that earns American Express Membership rewards, the American Express® Gold Card is a good option for you to consider. Cardholders earn 4X Membership Rewards® points on purchases at restaurants worldwide (on up to $50,000 in purchases per calendar year, then 1X points), 4X Membership Rewards® points at US supermarkets (on up to $25,000 in purchases per calendar year, then 1X points), 3X Membership Rewards® points on flights booked directly with airlines or on AmexTravel.com, 2X Membership Rewards® points on prepaid hotels and other eligible purchases booked on AmexTravel.com, and 1X Membership Rewards® point on all other eligible purchases

New Amex Gold cardholders can earn 60,000 Membership Rewards® points after spending $6,000 on eligible purchases on your new card in the first six months of card membership plus 20% back in statement credits on eligible purchases made at restaurants worldwide within the first six months of card membership, up to $100 back (offer ends 11/6/24), and can benefit from extra perks at Amex Hotel Collection properties when booked through Amex; secondary car rental insurance; trip delay insurance; baggage insurance; extended warranty; purchase protection; and up to $10 in Uber Cash each month after adding the card as a method of payment in your Uber account.

American Express® Gold Card cardholders who enroll in the benefit can can also get a $10 monthly dining credit at Grubhub, The Cheesecake Factory, Goldbelly, Wine.com, and Five Guys. This card has an annual fee of $325, which is significantly higher than that of the Sapphire Preferred Card.

Read more in our Amex Gold Card review .

Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card vs. Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card

The Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card is nearly identical to the Sapphire Preferred Card, but for people who prefer Capital One as a credit card issuer.

New cardholders can earn a welcome bonus of 75,000 miles once you spend $4,000 on purchases within the first three months of account opening, plus receive a one-time $250 Capital One Travel credit in your first cardholder year. The card has an annual fee of $95, and earns a flat rate of 2 miles per dollar on most purchases. They will earn 5 miles per dollar on hotels and rental cars booked through Capital One Travel.

Read more in our Capital One Venture card review .

Sapphire Preferred Card Frequently Asked Questions

To be eligible to apply for the Sapphire Preferred Card, you have a credit score in the good to excellent range. However, Chase only allows you to have one Sapphire card at a time, so if you already have the card (or its sibling, the Chase Sapphire Reserve®), you won't be approved.

The $95 is worth it for occasional and frequent travelers, even the annual fee might seem intimidating if you've only had no-annual-fee cards in the past. It's definitely worth it in the first year because the value of the welcome bonus far exceeds the cost.

The Sapphire Preferred Card earns Chase Ultimate Rewards points, which you can redeem for travel booked through Chase, statement credits, gift cards, and merchandise. The best way to use your rewards is usually by transferring them to Chase's airline and hotel partners, because you can often get outsized value from your points this way.

The Sapphire Preferred Card does not charge extra to add authorized users. Additional cardholders get their own card, but any points earned from their spending will belong to the primary cardholder. Keep in mind any transactions made by your authorized users are your responsibility, so only add folks you trust.

The minimum credit limit for the Sapphire Preferred Card is usually $5,000 because it's a Visa Signature card. Many people get approved for credit limits that are higher than that.

The difference between the Sapphire Preferred and Reserve is that the Sapphire Preferred Card is a mid-tier card with a $95 annual fee and generous rewards for spending. The Chase Sapphire Reserve® is a premium card meant for frequent travelers, and comes with upscale benefits and rewards in exchange for a $550 annual fee.

You can upgrade the Sapphire Preferred Card if you've had it for at least a year. Should you decide it's not a good fit, you can call Chase and ask to product change to a different personal Chase Ultimate Rewards earning card. For example, if you find yourself traveling more often and want perks like Priority Pass airport lounge access , you could ask for an upgrade to the Chase Sapphire Reserve®.

You can downgrade the Sapphire Preferred Card if you've had it for at least a year. If you find that paying the Sapphire Preferred Card's annual fee isn't worth it for you, you could request a downgrade to the no-annual-fee Chase Freedom Flex® or Chase Freedom Unlimited®.

No, the Sapphire Preferred Card doesn't come with a TSA PreCheck or Global Entry credit. However, its sibling, the Chase Sapphire Reserve, does offer this feature. You can find more options in our guide to the best credit cards with Global Entry and TSA PreCheck credits.

Why You Should Trust Us: How We Reviewed the Chase Sapphire Preferred

We compared the Sapphire Preferred Card to similar travel rewards credit cards and assessed the card on various factors, including:

Ease of use — Does the card make it easy to earn and redeem rewards? Are there multiple options for using points?
Rewards earning potential — Are there broad bonus categories that are useful to a wide range of customers, and are any of them capped at a certain amount of spending?
Annual fee — Is the annual fee worth paying based on the card's rewards and benefits?
Benefits — How do the card's perks, especially travel benefits, stack up against similar cards?

Here's a full breakdown of how we rate credit cards at Business Insider.

Editorial Note: Any opinions, analyses, reviews, or recommendations expressed in this article are the author’s alone, and have not been reviewed, approved, or otherwise endorsed by any card issuer. Read our editorial standards .

Please note: While the offers mentioned above are accurate at the time of publication, they're subject to change at any time and may have changed, or may no longer be available.

**Enrollment required.

Eligibility and Benefit level varies by Card. Terms, Conditions and Limitations Apply. Please visit americanexpress.com/benefitsguide for more details. Trip Delay Insurance, Trip Cancellation and Interruption Insurance, and Cell Phone Protection Underwritten by New Hampshire Insurance Company, an AIG Company. Global Assist Hotline Card Members are responsible for the costs charged by third-party service providers. If approved and coordinated by Premium Global Assist Hotline, emergency medical transportation assistance may be provided at no cost. In any other circumstance, Card Members may be responsible for the costs charged by third-party service providers. Extended Warranty, Purchase Protection, and Baggage Insurance Plan Underwritten by AMEX Assurance Company. Car Rental Loss & Damage Insurance Underwritten by AMEX Assurance Company. Car Rental Loss or Damage Coverage is offered through American Express Travel Related Services Company, Inc.

***Terms, conditions, and exclusions apply. Refer to your Guide to Benefits for more details. Travel Accident Insurance is not guaranteed, it depends on the level of benefits you get at application.

For Capital One products listed on this page, some of the benefits may be provided by Visa® or Mastercard® and may vary by product. See the respective Guide to Benefits for details, as terms and exclusions apply.

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