One memory that has stayed with Janette Clark, 60, from her big family holiday last year is evenings spent in a hot tub looking up at the Cornish night sky. “It was absolutely beautiful,” she says. She adds that there was no light pollution. Everyone, from her children to her grandchildren, enjoyed the water.
Clark is a proponent of multigenerational holidays, where different generations of one family go away together. In a poll of 2,000 British adults, more than half of those surveyed (56%) said they regretted not spending more time with grandparents and 54% said they hoped to bring them on future holidays.
