You planned the perfect vacation for your entire family, and your teenagers were more than happy to put their lives on hold to come along. But now that you’re a few days into your trip, they’re acting uninterested and staring at their phones for hours on end.
That last part is bad enough on its own, but their whole attitude is just killing the family vibe.
This is just the reality of traveling with teens, at least for a few hours here and there. I have certainly dealt with teen attitudes while traveling with my two girls, who are ages 13 and 15. They’re pretty good most of the time, but we’ve definitely had unsavory moments during our travels with them to more than 40 countries over the last 10 years.
Fortunately, there are some moves to make that help keep hormones and bad teen attitudes at bay on vacation. Here are some of the tips I use to keep my teens happy as we travel around the world.
Resist the urge to overplan
It’s easy to avoid planning too much when you’re visiting an all-inclusive resort or renting a beach villa, whereas you may be tempted to plan a bunch of activities if you’re opting for a sightseeing trip somewhere new.
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