Surviving costs, other drama for a multigenerational family trip
By SALLY FRENCH of NerdWallet
When discussing a multigenerational family trip, have a plan to avoid arguments around topics like when to travel, where you’ll go, what you’ll do there or how you’ll split bills. With groups, it’s often best for each family unit to book their lodging and transportation. Keep costs in line with each family’s budget with options at different price points. Cruises can be ideal to contain costs because there are options — from inside stateroom rooms to pricier balcony cabins and suites. During the day, families can separate, then come together later to regroup and share a meal at dinner.
