Bebe Voyage’s efforts to make travel safe yet educational and culturally stimulating have coalesced into a new membership website. This formalized membership site offers more ways to connect with travel experts and other parents.
The travel industry has scrambled to recover from the lasting effects of COVID-19 as countries monitor their borders, frequent flyers stay home, and precautions persist. Bebe Voyage, an international online organization that specializes in helping parents with young children discover new cultures and experiences, has taken the travel lag as an opportunity to develop new approaches to family vacation. Their emphasis now rests on hyperlocal adventure, well-planned road trips and staycations, and fostering a greater appreciation for the diversity within one’s own country.
When families feel comfortable traveling farther afield again, these local insights will help parents discover hidden gems and authentic experiences. Members are encouraged to connect with other travel lovers in their own home town or their destination. This is one way of upholding Bebe Voyage’s mission of bringing up lifelong explorers by exposing them to new cultures and experiences to build a better, more peaceful world for all.
Bebe Voyage’s efforts to make travel safe yet educational and culturally stimulating have coalesced into a new membership website. This formalized membership site offers more ways to connect with travel experts and other parents. Members receive exclusive discounts from brand partners, access to a pen pal program for kids, trusted reviews, travel guides developed by travel experts, advice from global ambassadors, and more.
Mid-pandemic may not seem like the ideal time to capitalize on travel planning. Yet, this is exactly the moment when families are looking for extra support and original ideas. Bebe Voyage promises to deliver on both.
Co-Founder Juliet Perrachon says, “We are committed to helping parents foster a sense of understanding and appreciation for others, and this commitment has not wavered during the pandemic. If anything, it has become more important to provide families with a connection to other cultures while they stay local. Our pen pal program and global ambassadors aim to create those meaningful connections.”
Vicky is the co-founder of TravelDailyNews Media Network where she is the Editor-in Chief. She is also responsible for the daily operation and the financial policy. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Tourism Business Administration from the Technical University of Athens and a Master in Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Wales.
She has many years of both academic and industrial experience within the travel industry. She has written/edited numerous articles in various tourism magazines.
