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Candyce Stapen

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  • Travel Journalist, Freelance
  • Founder and Travel Writer, Great Family Vacations
  • Syndicated Travel Columnist, Creators
  • None, Great Family Vacations, The Washington Post, USA Today
  • None, FREELANCE (GREAT FAMILY VACATIONS, AFAR)
Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Creators, Great Family Vacations, The Washington Post, USA Today, U.S. News and World Report, Irish Independent, National Post, The Denver Post, The Epoch Times, Newsday, Daily Herald, Men's Journal and
Award-winning journalist, family travel expert. Outlets include U.S. News & World Report, Creators Syndicate, USA Today, Washington Post, Frommer's and Natl Geo

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Three Generations Adore Antigua

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By Candyce Stapen Verified
| The Epoch Times
Antigua and the Carlisle Bay Resort met the collective wishes of all three generations. Planning a multigenerational family vacation can feel as challenging as correctly aligning all the squares in a Rubik’s Cube. Although we agreed on the Caribbean, the puzzle was how to satisfy everyone’s wishes.
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Three Generations Adore Antigua

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By Candyce Stapen Verified
| Great Family Vacations
Planning a multigenerational family vacation can feel as challenging as correctly aligning all the squares in a Rubik’s Cube. Although we agreed on the Caribbean, the puzzle was how to satisfy everyone’s wishes. At Carlisle Bay, Antigua, we found our solution — a resort with an all-inclusive meal option for my son-in-law, a room big enough for two adults and two kids for my daughter, good food for my husband and onsite activities for the grandchildren.
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Three Generations Adore Antigua

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By Candyce Stapen Verified
| Creators Verified
By Candyce H. Stapen Planning a multigenerational family vacation can feel as challenging as correctly aligning all the squares in a Rubik's Cube. Although we agreed on the Caribbean, the puzzle was how to satisfy everyone's wishes. At Carlisle Bay, Antigua, we found our solution — a resort with an all-inclusive meal option for my son-in-law, a room big enough for two adults and two kids for my daughter, good food for my husband and onsite activities for the grandchildren.
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