Trip planning, these days, takes place mostly online, and children know a thing or two about the internet. “What this highlights is the importance of getting buy-in,” said Rainer Jenss, the president and founder of the Family Travel Association. Advertisement Continue reading the main storyTo encourage family feedback, the two siblings posted suggested activities on Travefy, which allows collaborative trip planning. Some experts caution that while involving children in planning is good, there are no precise guidelines. Considering that Leo shops for sneakers and jackets online, looking for deals to convince his parents, the jump to hotels doesn’t seem drastic.

Source: New York Times August 09, 2016 11:32 UTC