YOUR INVITATION TO EXCITING TRAVEL ADVENTURES
Outdoor adventures. Small-town charm. Family fun. Historical sites. Arts and entertainment. Whatever your vision of the perfect small-town getaway, Corydon and Harrison County, Indiana, make it real.
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From charming small towns to vibrant cities and awe-inspiring natural landscapes, the Northeast offers an ideal setting for every kind of getaway.
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AUBURN, NY – Step back in time at the Harriet Tubman National Historical Park. Honor her legacy by visiting the home where she lived in freedom, the church where she worshipped, and the sacred site where she’s laid to rest. Located in the heart of Cayuga County, this newly opened National Historical Park is not to be missed. HISTORICAL ATTRACTIONS
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MOUNT WASHINGTON VALLEY, NH – The Conway Scenic Railroad, situated in New Hampshire's Mount Washington Valley, offers a choice of year-round heritage rail excursions. Its signature Mountaineer showcases a four-hour journey recreating the experience of a 1950s streamliner. This climbs through Crawford Notch, across towering trestles and provides stunning views of the White Mountains. Several Victorian-era train stations offer multiple boarding points along the railroad.
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CAYUGA COUNTY, NY – From hometown bakeries to talented local makers, the Sweet Treat Trail partners serve timeless favorites and creative confections. As the leading agriculture producer in New York, groups can indulge in Cayuga County’s farm-fresh seasonal treats from May to October along this award-winning food trail.
AUBURN, NY – See Broadway in the Finger Lakes at the REV Theatre Company housed inside the historic Merry-Go-Round Playhouse in Emerson Park. Located four hours from New York City and situated between Syracuse, Rochester, and Ithaca, the REV Theatre Co. is one of the largest producing musical theatre organizations outside of the Big Apple.
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ROCHESTER, NY – Experience the great outdoors in a place where nature and adventure await. Hike scenic trails at Letchworth State Park, kayak along the Genesee River, or chase waterfalls throughout the region. With four seasons of beauty — blossoming lilacs, vibrant foliage, and snowy wonderlands complete with maple sugaring — Rochester is the perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts and explorers.
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ROCHESTER, NY – Discover an arts and culture hub where history meets innovation. Explore worldclass museums like The Strong National Museum of Play and George Eastman Museum, admire masterpieces at the Memorial Art Gallery, and experience the city’s vibrant festivals. From murals to music, Rochester is a cultural gem waiting to inspire your next group adventure!
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NEW YORK – New York State is a feast for the senses, where world-class chefs, farm-fresh ingredients, and vibrant culinary traditions come together. From awardwinning wineries and craft beverages to iconic bagels, fresh seafood, and innovative dining, every region offers a taste of something unforgettable. Come hungry — New York State’s table is set.
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Step into history where innovation shaped a nation. Explore Susan B. Anthony’s home, Frederick Douglass’ legacy, and the immersive Genesee Country Village & Museum, New York State’s largest living history museum. Walk Erie Canal paths, visit the Rochester Museum & Science Center, and uncover stories that changed the world — perfect for history-loving groups and curious explorers!
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MANCHESTER CENTER, VT – Step into history at Hildene, the former Lincoln family home. Explore the historic mansion, formal gardens, a 1903 Pullman car, onsite cheese-making, scenic trails, and a Lincoln exhibit. Hildene offers a unique glimpse into the life of the Lincoln family, making it a must-visit destination for history lovers.
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STOWE, VT – The von Trapp Family Lodge and Resort offers a unique escape steeped in history from the Sound of Music. Owned and operated by the family, the lodge features mountain views, a Bierhall, and history tours. With winter sports, Heady Topper beer, and year-round charm, it combines relaxation, adventure, and nostalgia.
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MONTPELIER, VT – Capitol Plaza Hotel captures Vermont’s charm, history, and culture in the heart of Vermont’s capital, Montpelier. Elegant and newly renovated, the hotel offers fine dining and comfort, located within walking distance of shops, art galleries, and the Vermont State House. Enjoy a refined experience with a dash of small-town magic.
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The Gandy Dancer Theatre is West Virginia’s longest-running dinner theatre, featuring the best musicians, finest singers, and amazing dancers. This award-winning theatre brings to life music from all genres, comedy, and a fantastic plated meal, served right to your seat.
The Winter Mountaineer is Conway Scenic Railroad’s cold season variation of its popular 4-5 hour excursion over New Hampshire’s Crawford Notch. This train typically operates on weekends between Thanksgiving and mid-March. EXPLORE OUTDOORS
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MA – Base your group where the city meets the sea. Boston’s waterfront offers easy access to harbor and river cruises, scenic walks, and vibrant dining. Stay at Royal Sonesta along the Charles River or Hyatt Place Boston Seaport, then enjoy fresh seafood at Legal Sea Foods Harborside or waterfront favorites throughout the city.
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Conway Scenic Railroad’s Mountaineer offers a scenic excursion over New Hampshire’s Crawford Notch.
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NEW YORK STATE – New York State’s history lives on in its landmarks, landscapes, and stories. From Revolutionary War sites and the Erie Canal to grand estates, cultural icons, and vibrant main streets, each region reveals a different chapter of America’s past. Discover the people, places, and moments that helped shape the nation.
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ELKINS, WV – Starting the day after Thanksgiving, the Mountain Memories Christmas Dinner show and Christmas With Elvis begin. Celebrate the holidays with a Christmas spectacular that only the Gandy Dancer Theatre can provide. With limited shows, make your reservations now!
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NEW YORK STATE – New York State invites you to explore the outdoors in every season. Hike scenic mountain trails, paddle pristine lakes, chase waterfalls, and bike along historic canals and coastlines. From the Adirondacks to the Finger Lakes to Long Island shores, adventure and natural beauty are always just around the bend.
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BOSTON, MA – From the 43-mile Harborwalk to the Charles River Esplanade, Boston offers accessible outdoor options for everyone. Groups can kayak with Charles River Canoe and Kayak, take a biking adventure with Urban AdvenTours, or hop on a Boston Duck Tour. With options by land and by sea Boston makes exploration effortless.
BOSTON, MA – Boston Harbor is more than a backdrop, it's a place to experience living history at the USS Constitution. Enjoy whale watching, stop by the USS Constitution to experience living history, or simply relax on a sunset sail or kayaking excursion. Boating tours offer scalable experiences ideal for groups. Don’t miss seasonal ferry routes to Salem, Provincetown, and the Harbor Islands. 19. From dining to living history
METROWEST BOSTON, MA – MetroWest offers 44 hotels for every budget, from national brands to boutique inns, including the gorgeously renovated Renaissance Framingham Hotel & Conference Center, the group-centric lakeside Warren Conference Center & Inn with canoes, trails, and ropes courses, and the vibrant, pop-art-filled Verve Hotel Boston Natick, Tapestry Collection by Hilton.
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The Niagara Falls Underground Railroad Heritage Center is an immersive museum that brings to light the powerful, authentic stories of freedom seekers and abolitionists in Niagara Falls. Through engaging exhibits, visitors explore the vital role the region’s geography played in the Underground Railroad and learn how local citizens took courageous action in the fight for freedom.
RAINBOW AIR – Experience the most breathtaking views of Niagara Falls with Rainbow Air. Witness the power of nature in quiet comfort as you soar above the Falls for exclusive panoramic vistas. Their amazing helicopter tours and extraordinary Falls access in their “Niagara Virtual” adventure make outdoor exploration unforgettable, thrilling, and uniquely Niagara.
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RAINBOW AIR – Rainbow Air Tourism Center connects visitors to Niagara’s rich past through flight and storytelling. After soaring above the Falls, explore their new Heritage Gallery, featuring a sweeping survey of Niagara Falls history — from Indigenous heritage and daredevils to hydropower and aviation innovation — through interactive stations celebrating the region’s bold, undaunted spirit.
NIAGARA FALLS, NY – Niagara Falls State Park, America’s oldest state park, is open 365 days a year and invites you to experience the power and beauty of the Falls up close. Set across 400 acres of breathtaking scenery, the park offers scenic trails, iconic views, and unforgettable attractions, making every visit an adventure.
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Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum celebrates the production of carousels, band organs, and other amusement rides in Western New York. Housed in the National Register–listed Allan Herschell Company Factory Building, visitors can ride antique carousels and explore engaging exhibits and live demonstrations.
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BUFFALO, NY – Welcome to the World Capital of Wings. Buffalo has perfected the wing over six decades with unique sauces, family recipes, and preparation styles. Follow along its Buffalo Wing Trail, 14 neighborhood pubs and taverns serving wings as distinctive as their history. Come pull up a chair and taste the tradition!
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BUFFALO, NY – Frank Lloyd Wright’s Graycliff is celebrating its centennial in 2026. Graycliff will debut a new Visitors Center, marking 100 years since its completion in 1926 as the summer home of Darwin D. Martin. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, the lakeside estate offers guided tours, stunning architecture, and an unforgettable cultural experience for groups.
BOSTON, MA – Step into immersive experiences at the American Heritage Museum, ranked among the world’s top WWII museums, then dine and tour the Wayside Inn, America’s oldest inn. Discover powerful contemporary exhibits at Danforth Art Museum, or lead your group on a simulated space mission at the Christa McAuliffe Center for Integrated Science Learning.
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METROWEST BOSTON, MA – Explore
MetroWest’s vibrant craft beverage scene with 15 breweries and cideries, like CraftRoots, Cold Harbor, or Rushford & Sons, where you can enjoy tastings, live music, and events. Plus, tour GlenPharmer Distillery’s historic setting, then sample inventive spirits featuring local botanicals, or sip handcrafted wines with tapas at La Cantina Winery.
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BUFFALO, NY – The Michigan Street African American Heritage Corridor is a nationally and internationally recognized cultural district. Visitors explore Buffalo’s African American history through historic landmarks and institutions spanning the Abolitionist and Civil Rights movements, as well as vibrant cultural and artistic renaissance periods that shaped the city and beyond.
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ELKINS, WV –
August brings Aloha From Elvis to the Gandy Dancer Theatre stage. Featuring Robert Keefer as Elvis, you’ll be swept away by his performance! In November, enjoy the hilarious antics of the Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre “Death at 30,000 Feet.” Every crazy moment you’ve experienced flying is captured in this comedic stage performance.
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RAINBOW AIR –Rainbow Air reflects the adventurous and evolving culture of Niagara Falls, where innovation, courage, and creativity define the destination. Their panoramic international airborne views, uniquely interactive “Niagara Virtual” adventure, and broadly ranging historical displays let guests engage with a modern presentation of Niagara’s enduring spirit of exploration and imagination.
Art and history are woven throughout the Midwest, complemented by an array of outdoor attractions where groups can get outside, explore scenic landscapes and enjoy plenty of room to roam.
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DETROIT, MI – Detroit’s art scene is a dynamic fusion of history, innovation, and community. The city is known for its vibrant street art, contemporary galleries, and thriving cultural institutions like the Detroit Institute of Arts and The Sheperd Detroit. Artists reflect the city’s industrial past while pushing boundaries with creative collaborations.
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DETROIT, MI – Detroit, known as the “Motor City,” revolutionized the automotive industry in the early 20th century. Tour museums like The Henry Ford, Pontiac Transportation Museum, Stahl’s Motors and Music Experience and more. Detroit’s automotive legacy shaped global transportation, fueling economic growth and continues to leave an indelible mark on American culture.
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COUNTY, IN –Harrison County celebrates culture where history and hometown traditions come together. Explore Indiana’s first state capital in Historic Corydon, then experience the beloved Harrison County Popcorn Festival — a tribute to agricultural roots, community pride, and small-town charm. From heritage landmarks to annual celebrations, authentic Hoosier culture lives here yearround.
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DUBOIS COUNTY, IN – Ranked in the “15 Best Small Towns in the USA,” Huntingburg features a charming Victorian-era downtown with over two dozen shops, eateries, and antique stores. Visit during one of the four strolling events each year, like the Huntingburg Christmas Stroll, for an igloo experience and lively events throughout the downtown.
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FRENCH LICK, IN – From lakeside cabins at Patoka Lake to the iconic French Lick Springs and West Baden Springs Hotels, accommodations range from historic luxury to cozy Airbnbs and downtown inns. Whether you’re seeking nature views or walkable charm, there’s a perfect place to unwind.
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HARRISON COUNTY, IN – Harrison County, Indiana, is an outdoor playground where adventure meets natural beauty. Discover breathtaking caves, paddle scenic rivers, trek forested trails, and bike rolling landscapes. Experience soaring zip lines, championship golf, and unforgettable views around every bend. From sunrise hikes to sunset adventures, the outdoors call you to explore more.
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GRAND RAPIDS, MI – One of the world’s 100 most visited art museums, Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park features a wide variety of indoor and outdoor gardens. This 158-acre attraction features the most comprehensive outdoor sculpture collection in the Midwest, indoor and outdoor gardens, largest tropical conservatory in the state, nature trails, guided tram and five acre Children’s Garden.
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JEFFERSONVILLE, IN – Celebrating 135 years in 2026, Schimpff’s Confectionery delivers sweets and smiles to visitors from all over the globe. The beloved shop, known for its candy making demonstrations, candy museum, and signature red hot drops, was named the best candy store in the country by USA Today readers in 2025.
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TRAVERSE CITY, MI – Shaped by ancient glaciers, Traverse City’s stunning landscapes blend natural beauty with rich history. Explore historic lighthouses, sail aboard a majestic tall ship, and visit the Village at Grand Traverse Commons – one of the largest historic reconstruction projects in the country. Experience a region where the past meets unforgettable adventures.
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GRAND RAPIDS, MI – Visit the Christkindl Markt, a traditional European Christmas Market, featuring artisan gift and food vendors, live entertainment and festive fun, at the Grand Rapids Downtown Market. An outdoor Christmas Village lined with 60+ vendors, this winter wonderland is filled with unique Christmas experiences illuminated with international flair.
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JEFFERSONVILLE, IN – Twist and shout to more than 50 bands at Abbey Road on the River, the world’s largest Beatles-inspired music festival. Headliners for 2026 include Micky Dolenz of the Monkees, Herman’s Hermits starring Peter Noone and Laurence Juber of Wings. Priority seating and accommodations available for groups.
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TRAVERSE CITY, MI – The true allure of Traverse City lies outdoors. Explore the stunning Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, hike or ski through vibrant seasons, bike urban trails, paddle along waves, or tee off on lush golf courses. Nature’s energy surrounds you, fueling endless adventures in this breathtaking, year-round destination.
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SAGINAW, MI – The Japanese Cultural Center, a five-acred Gardens of Saginaw, is one of the most authentic Japanese gardens in North America, offering classes in traditional Japanese arts. The garden opens April 1st through October 31.
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FRENCH LICK, IN – Explore the history of French Lick through the iconic West Baden Springs Hotel dome, a landmark of early 20th-century engineering. Visit the restored First Baptist Church in West Baden Springs, reflecting the area’s African American heritage, and ride the French Lick Scenic Railway to experience the region’s longstanding rail and resort history.
DETROIT, MI – Detroit’s music scene is legendary, known for its contributions to Motown, techno, gospel, and rock. Experience the iconic Motown Museum, music festivals like the Detroit Jazz Festival or Movement Festival. Visit historic venues like the Fox Theatre and Detroit Music Hall. The city has shaped global music through the years.
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DUBOIS COUNTY, IN – Visit the Jasper Downtown Shopping District and the area around the square filled with vitality, history, variety of shops, and gathering spaces. Nearby, the Old Jasper area hosts a tourist train, historic grist mill, one-room schoolhouse and year-round art galleries.
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BAY CITY, MI – The Princess Wenonah offers a unique perspective of Bay City. Explore abundant natural beauty from its decks. It offers public tours and cruises on the Saginaw River and Saginaw Bay. Group pricing is also available on evening and weekend events! See the website at www.baycityboatlines.com for current schedule of events.
CITY, MI – Traverse City blends small-town charm with big-city culture, thanks to a thriving arts scene. Highlights include the Traverse City Philharmonic, the world-renowned Interlochen Center for the Arts, award-winning authors at the National Writers Series, and the Dennos Museum Center, home to stunning exhibits and one of the world’s largest Inuit art collections.
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History lovers will feel at home exploring unique landmarks and museums in Southern Indiana, including the Culbertson Mansion State Historic Site. Learn about the Culbertson family on a tour of this grand Victorian era mansion showcasing the opulence of the Gilded Age, complete with lavish furnishings and intricate architectural details.
DUBOIS COUNTY, IN – This “Castle on the Hill”, also known as Monastery Immaculate Conception, is home to one of the nation’s largest group of benedictine nuns. Tour the majestic domed church with gold leaf accents, 88-ft ceilings, 89 angels, stainedglass and carved wood accents. On the grounds visit a brewery and gift shop featuring anti-aging cookies and unique ales.
MIDLAND, MI – Aloft or alit, Dow Gardens — its Whiting Forest, Canopy Walk and other features within — offers a year-around menu of novel experiences, a merry-go-round of adventures circling the seasons, a picnic of perspectives. The Canopy walk is 1,400 feet of a gently graduated walking path that takes you 4 stories above the forest floor.
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Harrison County sets the stage for unforgettable music and entertainment. Experience bigname concerts at Caesars Southern Indiana, then enjoy hometown bands and rising artists at vibrant local festivals and community events. With charming small-town streets, live music fills the calendar with energy, excitement, and memorable performances year-round.
FRENCH LICK, IN – Surrounded by rolling hills, forests, and waterways, French Lick offers a wide range of outdoor experiences year-round. Enjoy scenic hiking and biking trails, championship golf, boating and relaxation at Patoka Lake, explore Hoosier National Forest, and wildlife encounters at Wilstem Wildlife Park, all set within the area’s peaceful natural surroundings.
Whether you’re exploring historic landmarks, enjoying lovely landscapes, eating amazing southern cuisine or experiencing fabulous live music, the South rewards every kind of curiosity.
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CHILDERSBURG, AL – DeSoto Caverns is a series of caves located in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. It is touted as “Alabama’s Big Cave.” In addition to the caves, the park offers various other attractions, including a three-quarter acre maze known as the Lost Trail Maze, panning for gemstones, a climbing wall, and amusement park style rides. While on the caverns tour, visitors can view a sound, light, and water show that changes with the holidays and seasons.
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BIRMINGHAM, AL – The 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama was bombed on Sunday, September 15, 1963, as an act of white supremacist terrorism. The explosion at the African American church, killing four girls, marked a turning point in the United States 1960s Civil Rights Movement, contributing support for passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
CRAZY SISTER MARINA, SC – Murrells Inlet is the seafood capital of South Carolina and a gateway to coastal adventure. Boat tours departing from Crazy Sister Marina explore salt marshes, barrier islands, and wildlife habitats where dolphins, birds, and sea life thrive. The nearby MarshWalk offers waterfront dining, live music, and stunning sunset views.
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EUREKA SPRINGS, AR – The soul of Eureka Springs is rooted in something distinctly personal with a warm, open-armed welcome to all walks of life. Culture seekers are free to immerse themselves in lively parades, vibrant galleries, world-class dining, or live music pouring through the charming, brick-lined streets of Historic Downtown.
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EUREKA SPRINGS, AR – What separates Eureka Springs from other outdoor destinations is that art collides with nature. Where else can you find an all glass chapel nestled in the woods, hiking trails leading to nature’s sculptors, bigfoot by the lake, and mountain biking trails next to a giant Jesus statue?
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EUREKA SPRINGS, AR – Staying in Eureka Springs isn’t just a place to lay your head after a day of exploration. It’s an authentic experience filled with wonder, charm, and relaxation. From treehouses and hobbit homes to cozy cottages, Victorian BnBs, and historic hotels, the town offers a variety of unique accommodations.
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MOBILE, AL – Mardi Gras Park is a lively downtown destination celebrating the nation’s oldest Mardi Gras tradition, dating back to 1703. Visitors can explore statues honoring Joe Cain and Carnival royalty, enjoy festive photo opportunities, and experience the city’s rich culture.
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BRANSON, MO – Branson offers accommodations from luxury to family-friendly comfort. Highlights include Big Cedar Lodge, Chateau on the Lake Resort, Spa, and Convention Center, and Hiltons of Branson. Visitors can also enjoy new options like Element by Marriott Branson and the upcoming Silver Dollar City Resort, projected to open in 2027.
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Recently named the Live Entertainment Capital of Missouri, Branson delivers unforgettable performances year-round. From high-energy concerts and comedy shows to dazzling illusionists, there’s something for every taste. With dozens of theaters and diverse acts, visitors can easily fill their nights with world-class entertainment experiences
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CARTERSVILLE, GA – Celebrate and connect with automobiles through art, design, and innovation at the world-class Savoy Automobile Museum. With diverse, rotating exhibits and curated programming, the museum offers dynamic, everchanging galleries for a wide range of visitors. Guests can also dine at Savoy Café and enjoy a meal Under the Wheel.
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CARTERSVILLE, GA – Step into history at Rose Lawn the former home of evangelist Reverand Samuel Jones, for whom the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville was built. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this beautifully preserved Victorian estate offers rich history, period furnishings, and an intimate connection to American religious and cultural heritage.
FL – Any visit to the Daytona Beach area should include time outdoors at the “World’s Most Famous Beach.” Enjoy 23 miles of shoreline for swimming, biking, paddleboarding, kayaking, and watersports. Add wildlife boat tours to see bottlenose dolphins and manatees in their natural habitat, perfect for memorable, active experiences.
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DOLLYWOOD, TN – At Dollywood’s Flower and Food Festival, spring splendor blooms, celebrating the beauty of the season among larger-than-life mosaicultures and half a million vibrant flowers. Awaken your tastebuds with mouthwatering, festival-exclusive flavors. Soak in the spirit of song and story at engaging new shows. Dance and play in a rainbow wonderland under Umbrella Sky, a dazzling art installation that dapples Dollywood in a kaleidoscope of color.
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DAYTONA BEACH, FL – The Daytona Beach area features worldfamous attractions, including Daytona International Speedway tours, historic sites like the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse, engaging marine exhibits at the Marine Science Center, immersive wildlife experiences at the Daytona Aquarium & Rainforest Adventure, and seasonal beachfront concerts and fireworks at the Bandshell.
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BRANSON, MO – Outdoor adventure thrives in Branson’s scenic Ozarks setting. Table Rock Lake is perfect for boating and water sports, while Lake Taneycomo draws anglers year-round. For a guided adventure, Pink Jeep Tours Branson offers off-road excursions showcasing breathtaking views, and there are plenty of hiking trails through the Ozark Mountains with gorgeous scenic overlooks.
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CARTERSVILLE, GA – Savor the aroma and handcrafted taste of freshly baked bagels at Nagel’s Bagels. Made daily with just six thoughtfully chosen ingredients, this family-owned favorite blends a cozy, French-inspired interior with warm hospitality, perfect for relaxed mornings, leisurely brunches, and enjoying locally roasted coffee in a welcoming historic downtown setting.
DAYTONA BEACH, FL – From beachfront favorites like Crabby’s Oceanside and Racing’s North Turn to unforgettable experiences like the Lady Dolphin dinner cruise and a Polynesian fire show, Daytona Beach serves up group dining with plenty of personality.
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DOLLYWOOD, TN – Immerse yourself in the spirit of Christmas at Dollywood’s Smoky Mountain Christmas presented by Humana. Discover a winter wonderland illuminated with over six million twinkling lights, dozens of towering Christmas trees and more, all adding a cheerful glow to awardwinning attractions, like the new Peppermint Valley in Country Fair. Embrace this special time of year as you discover festive flavors, heartwarming holiday shows, and seasonal shopping, all nestled in the heart of the Smokies. Discover the warmth, wonder and glow of the most cherished holiday traditions at Dollywood.
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DOLLYWOOD, TN – Built around the rich traditions of storytelling and togetherness, Dollywood’s DreamMore Resort and Spa is just minutes from Dollywood’s award-winning theme parks. This hotel in Pigeon Forge near Gatlinburg upholds the spirit of the South in a fresh new way, as it can only be imagined by Dolly and Dollywood.
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Discover the perfect place to stay on Florida’s Historic Coast, from cozy B&Bs and historic inns to beachside resorts, hotels and vacation rentals. Whether you crave classic charm, ocean views, family-friendly comfort or luxury amenities near St. Augustine and Ponte Vedra beaches, your ideal coastal retreat awaits.
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FLORIDA’S HISTORIC COAST, FL – Savor the diverse culinary scene of Florida’s Historic Coast, from fresh seafood shacks and beachfront cafés to global flavors and fine dining. Enjoy locally loved eateries, international cuisine, craft brews and wines, welcoming cafés and waterside spots in historic St. Augustine & Ponte Vedra Beach.
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FORT SMITH, AR – In Fort Smith, Arkansas, discover a central location surrounded by natural beauty. Explore nearby state parks like Mount Magazine, Lake Fort Smith, and Devil’s Den, and enjoy in-city favorites like the Greg Smith River Trail, Ben Geren Park, and Arkansas River fishing for memorable outdoor adventures.
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Step into more than 450 years of history on Florida’s Historic Coast. Explore iconic landmarks, centuries-old forts, museums, and preserved streets where cultures collide. From St. Augustine’s colonial roots to living history experiences and guided tours, discover stories that shaped America. Perfect for families, history buffs and travelers alike.
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FORT SMITH, AR – Fort Smith invites you to explore its rich heritage, from the Fort Smith National Historic Site and U.S. Marshals Museum to the Fort Smith Museum of History. Round out your visit with memorable stops at Miss Laura’s Brothel Museum and the Clayton House for a truly unique step back in time.
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FORT SMITH, AR – Shaped by its history as a cultural crossroads, Fort Smith offers everything from Southern comfort food and BBQ to global cuisine, plus spacious dining rooms and outdoor patios perfect for gathering together. Enjoy smoky barbecue, crispy fried chicken, fresh catfish, and international cuisine in relaxed, inviting settings that make shared meals part of the experience.
19. Dollywood’s DreamMore Resort and Spa 20. Casa Monica Resort & Spa, St. Augustine, Florida 21. Cap’s On The Water, Vilano Beach, Florida 22. Mount Magazine; photo courtesy of Discover Fort Smith 23. Castillo de San Marcos National Monument, St. Augustine, Florida 24. US Marshall Museums; photo courtesy of Discover Fort Smith 25. Fort Smith; photo courtesy of Discover Fort Smith
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EUREKA SPRINGS, AR –
Experience the power of the Great Passion Play in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Performed in a breathtaking outdoor amphitheater, this moving production brings the story of Christ to life with a full cast, dramatic staging, animals, and stunning Ozark scenery — an unforgettable evening under the stars.
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EUREKA SPRINGS, AR – The Great Passion Play in Eureka Springs is one of America’s longestrunning outdoor dramas, welcoming over 8 million people since 1968. This iconic faith-based production preserves biblical history through live performance, monumental artwork, and sacred storytelling, making it a significant cultural and historical landmark in the Ozarks.
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PIGEON FORGE, TN – Whether it’s a resort with a beautiful spa and rooftop view or a place to park your RV, where you rest your head is an important part of every trip. Pigeon Forge offers more than 16,000 different overnight accommodations to choose from.
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Experience the inspiring original score of the Great Passion Play, recorded by the world-renowned Budapest Scoring Orchestra. Sweeping orchestration and powerful themes beautifully underscore dramatic storytelling beneath the Ozark sky. Each performance moves the heart and lifts the spirit, creating an unforgettable evening of faith-filled artistry for every generation.
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Destrehan Plantation is the oldest documented plantation home in the Lower Mississippi Valley, dating back to 1787. This stately Creole-style manor offers visitors a powerful and authentic look into Louisiana’s colonial, antebellum, and Reconstruction eras. Guided tours interpret the lives of the plantation’s owners as well as the enslaved men, women, and children whose labor shaped the property’s history.
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RESERVE, LA – The Historic Riverlands Soul River Musical Journey is an immersive cultural experience celebrating the rich musical heritage of African American artists. This journey highlights themes of resilience, faith, struggle, perseverance, and hope through compelling narration and live performances. It features a variety of music genres, including gospel, spirituals, soul, rhythm and blues, and early rock influences.
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VACHERIE, LA – Spuddy’s Cajun Cooking Experience offers an interactive culinary journey showcasing the flavors, traditions, and stories central to authentic cuisine in Louisiana’s River Parishes. Led by Chef Spuddy, this course covers the essentials of Cajun and Creole cooking, emphasizing the use of fresh, local ingredients for preparing dishes like gumbo, jambalaya, étouffée, and Andouille specialties.
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PIGEON FORGE, TN – With more than 100 attractions, you can make moments happen and memories that last a lifetime. Your favorite Pigeon Forge attractions create new experiences every year, and you’ll want to explore them all.
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PIGEON FORGE, TN – Get on your feet and sing, dance and laugh your way through Pigeon Forge with dinner shows, musical performances, acrobatics, and an all-star cast of animals. Let its world-class entertainers help you hit a high note at your getaway to the Smokies.
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– The Revolutionary Rivers National Water Trail in Florence is a 60+mile paddling route along the Lynches Scenic River. It’s a National Water Trail where kayakers float through cypress swamps tied to Revolutionary War history and the “Swamp Fox” Francis Marion, with wildlife and scenic nature.
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LAKE CITY, SC – ArtFields in Lake City is a vibrant annual art competition and festival each April that turns the entire town into a gallery. Showcasing hundreds of works by Southeastern artists, awarding over $100,000 in prizes, celebrating art, community, and cultural revitalization.
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The SC Pecan Trail winds through Florence County, spotlighting pecan-inspired salads, baked goods, chocolates, desserts, and drinks. From farm-fresh flavors to creative culinary treats, it’s a delicious way to experience local restaurants, bakeries, and Southern hospitality — all centered around South Carolina’s signature nut.
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MYRTLE BEACH, SC – Celebrating more than 40 years of live entertainment, The Carolina Opry is one of Myrtle Beach’s most iconic stage shows. Featuring award-winning performers, high-energy music, comedy, and dance, the theater delivers unforgettable productions just minutes from oceanfront resorts, dining, and attractions.
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SC –Brookgreen Gardens blends art, history, and nature across 9,000 acres of Lowcountry beauty. Home to the nation’s largest collection of American figurative sculpture, this National Historic Landmark also features botanical gardens, wildlife exhibits, and Lowcountry history that make it a must-visit cultural stop along the Grand Strand.
The Western Region of the United States is home to incredible landscapes, alluring natural beauty and bustling cities filled with great food, entertainment and attractions.
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EL PASO, TX – A staple in the city’s taco scene, Taconeta elevates Mexican street food with bold flavors and high-quality ingredients. Its vibrant atmosphere and inventive menu create a lively yet welcoming setting. Blending authenticity with innovation, Taconeta reflects El Paso’s dynamic food culture and is a must visit, perfect for group dining.
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LAS CRUCES, NM – New Mexico Farm and Ranch
Heritage Museum is 47 acres packed with real stories about real people. Visitors can stroll along corrals filled with livestock, enjoy several gardens and watch one of the museum’s many demonstrations. The interactive museum brings to life the 4,000-year history of farming and ranching in New Mexico.
MEDORA ND – Step into conservation history at the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, opening summer 2026 in the North Dakota Badlands. Explore immersive galleries, rare artifacts, and a recreated Elkhorn Ranch cabin while overlooking the Little Missouri River. Sustainable design and surrounding trails create an inspiring, shared experience rooted in place.
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MEDORA, ND – Explore the rugged beauty of the Badlands at Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Spot wild horses and bison, hike colorful canyon trails and experience the landscapes that shaped Roosevelt’s conservation legacy. Scenic drives and overlooks create unforgettable shared moments in one of America’s most striking and uncrowded national parks.
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Enjoy a cliffside Badlands evening at the Pitchfork Fondue and Medora Musical. Watch cowboy chefs cook steaks on pitchforks, enjoy a classic western barbecue buffet and live music, then experience an outdoor musical celebrating the spirit of the American West under the open Badlands sky.
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At Quartz Mountain State Park, golden sunsets highlight rugged granite peaks and the shimmering waters of Lake Altus-Lugert. Guests at Quartz Mountain Lodge enjoy lakeside views, scenic hiking trails, wildlife encounters, and peaceful skies. Oklahoma has 37 State Parks to explore.
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WYOMING –
This is where the West still lives. Stand alongside tribal nations, honoring deep-rooted traditions. Ride with working ranchers and cheer on generations of rodeo grit. Trace the emigrant trails and wander frontier towns that refuse to fade. In Wyoming, heritage is not history. It is a way of life.
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OKLAHOMA –Oklahoma’s Native American culture is vibrant and living, shaped by 39 Tribes whose traditions, art, and languages continue to thrive. At the First Americans Museum (FAM) in Oklahoma City, visitors experience powerful stories of resilience and innovation. FAM is one of many Native American Cultural experiences in Oklahoma.
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WYOMING – Go where legends were made. Walk the grounds of frontier forts, restored main streets and pioneer settlements that shaped a nation. Come face-to-face with dinosaur fossils, outlaw lore and the railroads that pushed westward expansion forward. In Wyoming, history is not behind glass. It surrounds you.
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OKLAHOMA –Oklahoma proudly boasts the longest drivable stretch of historic Route 66, spanning more than 400 miles of iconic Americana. From Weatherford’s towering Space Giant to neon-lit diners, vintage motor courts, and charming small towns, the Mother Road delivers authentic road trip nostalgia and unforgettable experiences across the state.
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WYOMING – Answer the call of open country. Climb wind-carved badlands, paddle high plains waters, roam mountain forests and desert basins without fences or limits. Watch pronghorn sprint across the prairie and wild horses run free. In Wyoming, adventure is not scheduled. It is discovered by those bold enough to seek it.
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LAS CRUCES, NM – Experience the world’s largest gypsum dune field less than an hour from Las Cruces. Explore the exhibits, walk, sled, or picnic. Knowledgeable rangers help visitors learn about the hardy ecosystem through interpretive programs, guided hikes and seasonal programs, suitable for visitors of all ages.
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LAS CRUCES, NM – Located on the plaza in Mesilla, the Taylor-Mesilla Historic Site embodies the rich history and heritage of the Southwest Borderlands. The property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and consists of two storefronts and a large residence that reflects the experiences of a multicultural family and community.
Canada is a premier destination for group travel, offering a wide range of experiences to suit every interest. Its lively cities feature world-class museums, theaters, and festivals, while food enthusiasts can explore a diverse and dynamic culinary scene. Beyond the urban centers, Canada’s breathtaking landscapes and national parks provide endless opportunities for outdoor adventure, from scenic hikes to exhilarating ski trips.
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TORONTO – Toronto is a city where hundreds of cultures create, grow and belong together. From world class theatres and live music to exciting festivals yearround, Toronto’s cultural scene offers something that everyone can enjoy together. Spend the day wandering the Royal Ontario Museum or the Art Gallery of Ontario, then gather for an evening with the Canadian Opera Company, the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, or the National Ballet of Canada.
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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND –
Experience the PEI International Shellfish Festival, celebrating 30 years of world-class seafood, top Canadian chefs, and vibrant East Coast entertainment. Enjoy fresh oysters, chef and shucking competitions, live music and Prince Edward Island hospitality, taking place in Charlottetown September 18-20, 2026.
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TORONTO – The city’s history is woven into the places people love to gather. Walk the cobblestone streets of the Distillery Historic District, explore the towers and hidden corners of Casa Loma, or follow the aromas through the St. Lawrence Market. Add a stop at the Bata Shoe Museum or City of Toronto Museums for stories that surprise and spark conversation.
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NEW BRUNSWICK – Perched above the Bay of Fundy in historic St. Andrews bythe-Sea, The Algonquin Resort blends grand elegance with coastal charm. This iconic landmark offers refined accommodations, ocean views, championship golf, spa indulgence, and timeless Maritime hospitality in one unforgettable seaside retreat.
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TORONTO – There’s always something happening in Toronto. Catch live performances along the waterfront at Harbourfront Centre, enjoy a Broadway hit from Mirvish Productions, or plan around festivals like the Toronto Jazz Festival and Toronto International Film Festival. For a memorable night out, dinner theatres such as Famous PEOPLE Players and Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament keep groups entertained.
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Prince Edward Island is a golfer’s paradise, offering 25 + stunning courses where you can easily play multiple rounds in a day. With scenic coastal views and fairways suited to every skill level, PEI delivers unforgettable golf at every turn.
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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND – Escape to Blackbush Beach Resort, PEI’s newest coastal oasis. This eco-friendly resort offers casual fun with views of the dunes of Blackbush Island. Enjoy beach walks, yoga, fresh local food and coffee at FiN Folk Food, and curated off-site experiences. Bring your dog! Open yearround, Blackbush is your perfect base to explore PEI’s natural beauty and tranquility.
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NEW BRUNSWICK – Fundy Trail Provincial Park showcases New Brunswick’s coastal beauty along the Bay of Fundy. Dramatic cliffs, forested hiking trails, waterfalls, and secluded beaches reveal some of the world’s highest tides. Scenic lookouts and outdoor adventures make this park a must for nature lovers and explorers alike.
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NEW BRU NSWI CK – Indigenous culture is deeply woven into New Brunswick. Mi’gmaq, Wolastoqiyik, and Peskotomuhkatiyik Nations of the Wabanaki Confederacy share living traditions through art, language, stories, trails, and place names. Visitors are welcomed to powwows and immersive experiences rooted in land and water.
Take the pressure out of group tour planning by picking a place 19 million people visit every year. Myrtle Beach has it all – 60 miles of beaches, 2,000+ restaurants and hundreds of attractions to keep people of all ages engaged and entertained. Our team is here to help you put together the perfect trip, whether you’re planning for a student group, veterans reunion, motorcoach tour or musical event.
60 miles of sunny, sandy beaches and 14 unique communities to explore.
Scenic cruises and fishing charters. Endless fun on and off the water.
