Top Four Reasons to Travel to Bordeaux!
December 6, 2024
Bordeaux is well known for being the wine capital of the world, and with good reason. Bordeaux produces at least 400 million liters of -…
Read This PostAre you with your family this Memorial Day? Did you take advantage of the long weekend to schedule a short vacation? This week we’ll be talking about some of our best destinations for small groups such as families and friends traveling together. We can offer some really incredible pricing for groups as small as 6, so read on to hear about planning a family reunion that will make all others pale in comparison! My memories of family vacations as a child center around really, really long car rides to visit my dad’s brothers in Florida. It was fun when we got there, but nothing I’d like to repeat as an adult! But what about a week in Provence? Or taking over a small villa hotel in Tuscany? What about a more exotic trip, like to Southeast Asia? Sign me up! One of our favorite destinations for small groups is Living the Real Tuscan Dream in the Chianti. You stay in the chef’s converted farmhouse B&B, which has just 3 rooms. If the group is slightly larger, his cousin has a B&B at the vineyard across the street! We have another family traveling together to France, where they will spend a week exploring the Cuisine and Culture of Provence with our partner Mark. They have taken over the entire country inn and will enjoy cooking and eating their way through the gastronomy of Provence, all while exploring the local areas of interest such as Marseille, Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, Avignon and the villages of the Luberon! But what about our more exotic locations? We just had a group of ten friends and family traveling on our Cuisine and Culture of Southeast Asia 8-night itinerary in February. What could be more fun than exploring a new and exotic location for the first time with a group of your closest friends? And it doesn’t have to be people you’ve known your whole life—we have many travelers meet and become friends on our trips who then go on to travel again together (on another trip with The International Kitchen of course!). A group of ladies who recently participated in one of our WOW – Women Only Weeks is now talking about reuniting for our new trip to Peru’s Amazon! Where would you like to go if you were taking an international cooking vacation for a family trip? What about if you were traveling with friends? We’d love to hear from you! By Peg Kern Sign up to receive our newsletter, which includes travel tips, recipes, promotions, and information on our best cooking vacations. Find more photos, videos, food facts, and travel stories from The International Kitchen on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Twitter, and YouTube.