Choosing a holiday destination is normally an uphill task for many people, especially for those who are on a family holiday. According to Mancini (2008), the safety and the happiness of everyone during the family holidays are usually the two important factors to consider when selecting a holiday destination. Issues concerning accommodation, teenage entertainment, nightlife, and the financial stability of a family are also some important factors to consider when selecting a family holiday destination (Patterson, 2004). The aim of this research paper is to undertake a feasibility study of the Lake of Geneva Region and its two major cities, Montreaux and Lausanne, to examine the suitability of this Switzerland region, as a holiday destination for a French family of four, two adults in their early 40s, and two youngsters below 15 years. Choosing the right holiday season is an important factor when organizing for family trips (Boushie, 2012). Winter seasons are often unfavorable for most of the whites, because associating with the lake regions during the cold seasons is often a risky and a ridiculous idea (Govers, Go, & Kumar, 2007). Imagine of the extremely cold environment around the lakeside, with ice pellets that cover several kilometers and a misty breeze that often determines the regional microclimate. One of the unimaginable holiday destinations is the Lake of Geneva Region, which lies within the regions of the Canton Vaud Districts of Switzerland. Being among the coldest parts of Switzerland, none of the parents in a family trip would like to see his or her child unhappy and shivering along the glaciers. While planning for winter family vacations, people should consider the destination attractions (Lopes, 2011). Never imagine, because almost everyone across Europe would wish to visit the Lake of Geneva Region of the Canton Vaud Districts because of its vast activities that pertain to the hospitality and hotel industry. One would wonder whether the chilly lakeside and the tiring mountains around Lake Geneva have anything to offer for the aging individuals and the teenagers. The Lake of Geneva Region is an amazing tourism destination that offers a variety of leisure places and activities that both the old and the youngsters (Girardclos, Fiore, Rachoud-Schneider, Baster, & Wildi, 2005). For the aging population, although their stiff legs may face some moving challenges along the ice-filled regions, the region has many memorable activities and leisure places to make a holiday pleasant. Family tourist destinations are interesting when there are various places to visit (Carr, 2012). With a budget of $30,000, the aging French tourists in their early 40s can tour the zoos to see some of the unique world creatures, enjoy the exciting nature that is full of icy mountains, valleys, lakes, countryside landscapes, and several leisure parks located within the premises of the Lake of Geneva Region. Slow hiking with tour guards, sea cruising, and viewing the sea stalagmites and stalactites are some of the memorable experiences that the aging French tourists can enjoy at affordable prices (Girardclos et al., 2005). With a budget of $30,000, the aging people can also enjoy visiting t