Middle-world Journy

  During the Easter holidays in April, I was debating where to travel. When traveling with children, the options are often quite similar. The destination shouldn't be too dangerous, too physically demanding, or too hot or cold. There must be access to good-quality food, and there should be enough opportunities to rest. Naturally, these criteria lead most people to well-known tourist destinations. But those popular places often come with large crowds, which can quickly exhaust children. In the end, most families end up choosing a resort. My friends and family all seemed to share the same opinion. So when you choose a place that isn't a resort, it can seem like you're deliberately choosing hardship. Nevertheless, I chose Egypt and Jordan as our family travel destinations. That’s when people around me began offering unsolicited concerns: “Why are you making the kids suffer on purpose?” “What if they get hurt over there?” “I heard there are scams and unfriendly loc...