Here is how to go about it:
Get the family to agree
You are going to have an avalanche of ideas about what everyone wants to do and where they want to go, and for a while, the sitting room is going to sound like one of those nights out at Wembley. However, this is a good thing because it means that everyone is fired up. You will need to find a common ground between what people want to do and what is realistic. Always take every person’s ideas into consideration. One thing you need to make sure before getting your family to agree is to make sure you have a family picnic baskets big enough for your family.
Find time
This is going to be the hardest part, more so if you are a large family. Some people will be at work or school when you are not held up, and others will be tied up in any manner of commitments. Try to arrive at a weekend when everyone is free. If you find that some people might be unavailable on the weekend of choice, simply move the date forward.
Seek a suitable location
Forget the park or football stadium-this has to be a unique trip. Non-crowded spots are great for families as you can bond without interference from crowds or noise. To avoid last-minute snags, find as much as you can about the accessibility of the places you want to go to.

1 comments:
Planning a family trip is a kind of tough task. We need to manage too many things. Thanks for simplifying it through your list :)
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