Webinar RegistratiON

Wednesday, April 20 | 8-9pm EDT

Presented by Journeys International, with a special guest speaker from Family Travel Association, this webinar will help you understand how 'family travel' and 'adventure travel' go hand-in-hand. We'll discuss:

• What are the benefits of traveling as a family?
• What exactly is adventure travel?
• What are the options for different kinds of family adventures?
• What are some of the best destinations for families traveling with three (or more!) generations?
• How are adventure travel trips for families different than trips designed just for adults?
• What is the difference between a group tour and a custom adventure?

We'll tailor the webinar based on the questions you ask us in the registration form, so be sure to include any specific questions you'd like us to address. 

NOTE: Even if you can't attend April 20, submit your registration to be notified when the recorded version is available to view online. 

Start your research before the webinar!

• Browse family trips to see all the places you can go.
• Read blog posts related to family travel:
  • From Timid in Australia to Solo in Korea: How Traveling Affects Children
  • It's True: Family Vacations DO exist
  • International Family Travel: Where to take your kids at any age

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Speakers

 

Robin Weber Pollak
President, Journeys International

Since age four I have explored the world on Journeys adventures, traveling with my parents—the founders of Journeys—and my brother Noah. Our most epic journey: seven months on the road in Asia and the Pacific when I was 16. After college, I spent five years working in experiential education, until I realized that the greatest way to pursue my passion for crafting impactful experiences lay in our exhilarating family business. Traveling with my parents opened my eyes to the power of travel to help people find their place in the world. I can't wait to share this with my own son.

 

Chris "Chez" Chesak
Executive Director, Family Travel Association

My wanderlust started young, as a kid traveling the country in my dad's Volkswagon Campervan. Since then, I've been fortunate to travel the world, previously as Executive Director of the Adventure Travel Trade Association and now with Family Travel Association, a coalition of family-focused resorts, destinations, media and others—all united to help inspire families to travel more. For all my global adventures, the most rewarding—by far—have been those that I was able to share with my two daughters: standing on the Great Wall of China, ziplining through the canopy in Costa Rica, or exploring the cenotes of Mexico.