Family Travel

It’s the adventure your kids didn’t know they needed.

From Paris to Sydney, these amazing airport lounges offer gourmet restaurants, relaxing spas, and more.

For starters, each leg is longer than 15 London buses.

The park includes attractions dedicated to Harry Potter, Jurassic Park, Transformers and more.

We’re dreaming of endless beaches, wise healers, paddy terraces and fab hotels.

Cutting-edge architecture, commitment to arts and sustainability… A visit to Doha appeals to all the senses.

In honor of International Dog Day, we treated some lucky pooches to posh petcations.

In the stunning resort community Kukui’ula, Hawaiian life is simply sweet.

Enjoy quarantine-free travel with the Phuket Sandbox programme, and experience the beauty of sea and sand, restored to their natural state.

After all that virtual school, kids need hands-on learning more than ever. Could these resorts — and their next-level educational programs — be the answer?

With these two new packages from Sofitel Singapore City Centre you can support the Autism Resource Centre Singapore.

These luxury hotels are all about creature comforts.

This conclusion will further contribute to ensure safe and secure Games for all participants and the Japanese public.

Experience the Singapore Zoo when you stay at the Sofitel Singapore City Centre.

Guests at the brand-new Capella Hanoi can tap into the glitz of a bygone era.

Ani Villas is pairing one of the hottest trends in travel, group gathering, with artistic altruism, proving that the path to a great vacation might just be a simple straight line.

We can’t wait to book our own Star Wars vacations to a land (not so) far, far away.

At Soneva Fushi and Soneva Jani, the luxe treatment extends to all ages.

We check in to some of Singapore’s most iconic hotels to get away without going far.

Mövenpick Resort Waverly Phu Quoc is one of the most exciting Vietnamese beach resorts to debut in 2020.

Meeru Island Resort & Spa, Vilamendhoo Island Resort & Spa and Kuredu Island Resort & Spa offer fun in the sun for all ages.

A bad-luck streak in Burma becomes a lesson in family solidarity.

The stylish brand is better than ever and ready to welcome guests to destinations around the region.

Only in Japan would a rustic country farmstay include a disco greenhouse. A quick hop from Tokyo takes you straight into this organic wonderland. Strawberries and sweet potato heaven.

Family trips are rarely as relaxing as you hope they’ll be. Luckily for parents, some kid-savvy properties in the region are making all-ages getaways child’s play.

With boutique sailings like these adrift on the region’s most spectacular waters, there’s no need to hit the high seas for a family cruise.

Take a tip from the pros with family-travel advice from the field.

Mix things up on your next family trip with activities that get the imagination—and the adrenaline— flowing.

Family stays can be stylish too—these new and refurbished hotels, resorts and villas let you go glam with the fam.

Even time-honored family-travel mainstays can lose their shine—in which case, get inspired by these up-and-coming kid-friendly destinations.

A new all-suite resort on Phuket’s Kamala Beach proves penthouses aren’t just for lovers.

An easy drive from Bangkok, Amari Pattaya is a laid-back retreat by the sea.

Just 15 minutes from Phuket International Airport, this luxury, family-friendly resort is a gateway to the pristine beach of Mai Khao.

ON THE BANKS OF THE Thu Bon River, this little colonial portico–lined haven is conveniently tucked just a couple of blocks from the center of old town, so you can retreat to its garden pool when touristing gets too hot at midday then head back out for dinner. hoi-an.anantara.com

In the tropical wilderness of Langkawi, on the fringe of Southeast Asia’s first UNESCO Global Geopark, an evolved breed of kids’ club is burying its peers in the sandpit.

At the top of the Philippines is a clutch of windswept islands where the bonds of community have been forged by the elements. In verdant Batanes, Stephanie Zubiri dances among lighthouses, absorbs lessons from tribal elders and just lets go.

Hong Kong may love its meat, but these fine-dining chefs are planting the seeds to a green revolution, making high-end vegetarian and vegan menus that offer food for thought.

Bintan is known as a resort paradise, with many visitors never straying far from their hotels’ manicured grounds. But the island’s diversity makes for a pastoral family trip.

Swish hotels often aren’t the most welcoming places for their smallest guests, but Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong defies convention by rolling out the red carpet for families.

Festive Hotel scores points with families for the smorgasbord of activities available within a stone’s throw: it’s just steps away from Southeast Asia’s only Universal Studios theme park, S.E.A. Aquarium (one of the world’s largest aquariums) and Adventure Cove Waterpark (where high-speed waterslides and swimming with dolphins and sharks await).

This all-inclusive family resort sits beachfront on Indonesia’s Bintan Island, just an hour from Singapore. White sands, long sweeping shores and an endless array of fitness activities make for a rejuvenating vacation the whole clan will fondly remember.

Sinking? More like sprouting. There are so many beautiful new reasons to visit the Maldives, it’s hard for us to keep track. Read on for a hit-list of some of the freshest resorts in this far-flung Indian Ocean paradise nation.

When on a family vacation to the Maldives, would you expect anything else from a resort named after a favorite wine?

We know it’s no easy feat to vacation with multiple people, ages and energy levels, so here are some of our favorite hotels where everyone can get their kicks.

Hua Hin is becoming one of Thailand’s most versatile destinations, with something for everyone. Minimalist urban boutique? Check. Sprawling family-friendly resort? Got it. A holistic spa escape? You bet.

Southern Sri Lanka’s newest wave of hotels carries on the simple, sustainable and hybrid spirit of Ceylon’s most famous native son, architect Geoffrey Bawa.

Despite all the development, there are still patches of lush, unspoiled scenery left on Phuket. That’s what makes the pristine headland on which the Pullman is so special.