Booking 90

"Mom, are we there yet?" Reem asked impatiently, peeking her head between the two front seats. Her mother, Noura, smiled and said, "Almost, sweetie, just one more hour. Do you remember when we used to take trips like this when you were little?" Reem's eyes lit up, and she exclaimed, "Of course, I remember! We would stop at rest stops for juice and play jump rope… those were the days!" Her father, Khaled, sighed nostalgically and said, "You're right, Reem. Days of simplicity and family togetherness… we didn't need booking sites or apps… we just hopped in the car and trusted in God. We'd go to the best tourist destinations in Saudi Arabia and always have a great time." Noura decided to relive those beautiful memories with her family. This time, she decided the trip would be different, a journey back to the atmosphere of the '90s, a trip away from the noise of technology, a trip focused on authentic family moments. She planned a simple road trip, with a few surprises that would take them back to the good old days, the days of "The '90s Booking," a time when the adventure began before reaching the destination.

Preparing for a '90s Trip: Back to Basics

Noura began preparing the car as if she were gearing up for a real '90s adventure. First, she got rid of the GPS and replaced it with a large paper map, the kind that used to spark laughter and debate on every family trip. She searched the Trips.sa blog for tips on preparing the car for long trips and remembered her father's old advice on checking the engine oil and inflating the tires. She prepared a large box full of homemade snacks: dates, maamoul, shaboura, and other traditional treats that accompanied them on every journey. Most importantly, she put a "golden oldies" cassette in the car to blast the voices of Mohammed Abdu and Talal Maddah all the way. She also brought a "Trip Memories" notebook where each family member would write their impressions and drawings of the day, reminiscent of the memory books that were popular in the '90s. This notebook would become a treasured keepsake documenting their special moments.

Unforgettable Stops: Old-School Rest Stops

Noura didn't just prepare the car and supplies; she also planned stops that would take them back to the atmosphere of the '90s. Instead of modern fast-food restaurants, she chose small, traditional rest stops along the way, the kind that serve strong tea and authentic Arabic coffee. The family stopped at one of these rest stops and enjoyed drinking tea the old-fashioned way, chatting with other travelers. Noura remembered how these rest stops brought people from different backgrounds together and how they were an opportunity to learn about different cultures. She searched for the best traditional restaurants in Saudi Arabia to experience delicious traditional dishes. Reem and her younger brother bought simple toys from the small grocery store at the rest stop: a jump rope, a small soccer ball, and some old candies they had never seen before.

Discovering Nature's Treasures: Searching for Undiscovered Places

Noura decided to stay away from well-known tourist spots and look for undiscovered natural places. She used Wikipedia to find information about wilderness areas near their route. She chose a quiet place to camp, away from the hustle and bustle of the cities. They pitched the tent, lit a fire, and enjoyed the sight of the stars twinkling in the clear sky. Khaled prepared coffee over the wood fire and told them stories about his adventures in the desert when he was young. Reem and her brother learned how to light a fire and how to make bread on the embers. They enjoyed the silence and tranquility and got rid of the pressures of daily life.

Fun Activities: Retro Games and Handmade Creations

Noura didn't just settle for the stunning natural scenery; she also prepared a list of fun activities that would take them back to the atmosphere of the '90s. She brought a collection of old video games, such as "Atari" and "Sega," and they spent hours playing and competing. Reem taught her younger brother how to play "hopscotch" and "hide-and-seek," games she used to play in her childhood. Noura taught them how to make friendship bracelets from colored threads, a popular craft in the '90s. She searched WeBook for traditional cultural events in the area they were visiting and planned to attend one. All these activities helped create an atmosphere of fun and joy and made the trip an unforgettable experience.

Comparison Table: '90s Trip vs. Modern Trip

FAQ:

*   Q: Are traditional rest stops still available on highways?

*   A: Yes, many traditional rest stops are still available on highways in Saudi Arabia. You can search for accommodation in Saudi Arabia located near these rest stops for an authentic experience.

*   Q: How can I find undiscovered natural places?

*   A: You can search Wikipedia for information about wilderness areas near your route or ask locals about their favorite places.

*   Q: Are there traditional cultural events that the family can attend?

*   A: Yes, you can search the Saudi Heritage Commission website for traditional cultural events held in various regions of the Kingdom. You can also search WeBook for events near you.

Conclusion:

A "90s Booking" trip is not just a journey; it is an experience that takes us back to our roots and reminds us of the importance of simple family moments. It is an opportunity to get rid of the hustle and bustle of daily life, enjoy the beauty of nature, and discover the treasures of the past. It is an invitation to live the adventure with an open heart and explore the world with curious eyes. So, don't hesitate to plan a similar trip with your families and enjoy creating unforgettable memories. Remember, the destination is not the most important thing, but the journey and the moments you spend with your loved ones.

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