Buddha famously believed that “Happiness is a journey, not a destination.” While Buddha’s words were, for centuries, primarily an explanation of how to embrace joy — it’s a process, not an outcome — one meaningful modern corollary has shifted the emphasis to travel. The phrase has thus become a reminder that a journey may be all the satisfaction a journeyer needs, not its culmination.

The California Coast – a perfect place for family travel and road tripping. Photo courtesy of Tracks & Trails
So let’s examine both the magic and mystery of family travel and road tripping.
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[…] The Family Travel Association conducted a survey of over 700 families who travel. The organization said 75 percent of them have taken road trips, and a whopping 94 percent are planning to take them again. It’s clear that road trips ROCK! […]