Cirque du Soleil Dazzles Groups
Photos above in order of appearance: ZARKANA, New York City; “O”, Las Vegas; The Beatles LOVE, Las Vegas Assisting guests in creating experiences as unique and memorable as the shows themselves, Cirque du Soleil has become a destination for individuals and groups alike. With as few as 12 attendees, Cirque du Soleil can offer guests the choice...
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Mall of America Celebrates 20th Year with Exciting Group Options
Greetings, Travel Planners! The sun is shining in Minnesota and Mall of America® is brimming with many exciting events, new stores and fun activities to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the nation’s largest shopping and entertainment complex in Bloomington, MN. With more than 500 stores, no sales tax on clothing or shoes, family attractions galore, 50 restaurants and over 400 (free) events yearly,...
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Mesa, Arizona: A Desert Destination Set on Overdrive
Mesa has fast become the third largest metropolitan city in the state of Arizona offering a variety of lifestyle and leisure pursuits that are in high demand by visitors and residents alike. Mesa is unique among cities in the Greater Phoenix area as it is embraced by the Sonoran Desert – a playground for incredible, sought-after outdoor recreation and one-of-a-kind attractions. Pair this with fabulous...
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Great Gatherings Happen in the Greater Oak Brook Area
Welcome to the friendly City of Oakbrook Terrace, Illinois. Known as “The City of Hospitality,” this bustling suburban community is just 17 miles west of downtown Chicago, 25 minutes from both Chicago’s O’Hare International and Midway airports, and convenient to four major expressways that connect the city to Northern...
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South Africa: A World in One Country with go-today
South Africa is one of the most diverse and enchanting countries in the world and the perfect destination for your next group trip. Exotic combinations of landscapes, people, history and culture offer travelers a unique and inspiring experience. Whether you have a group interested in volunteer work, students studying history and culture, a family who wants an authentic African vacation full of safari’s...
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Harley-Davidson Offers Factory Tours in Four Locations
Harley-Davidson factory tours offer the chance to watch extraordinary people channel their pride and expertise into machines that capture the imagination. Harley-Davidson has opened its doors to their manufacturing facilities to provide a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to bring a legend to life.
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MONTANA: The Best of the Last Best Place
The naturalness of Montana’s land and its people is the state’s biggest attraction, although scenery is by far the top response visitors give when asked why they come. Wildlife and history come in second and third on the list of reasons for visiting and Montana has an abundance of these attractions as well. Whether you explore the state’s most popular sites or prefer to get way off the...
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Global Group Travel Made Easy with go-today
Girlfriend Getaways to Italy What better place to get away with your special galpals than Italy? With group travel through go-today you can say arrivederci to work, significant others, kids and mundane chores as you depart for one enchanted Italian sojourn. Few destinations can match the country’s ‘dolce vita’ lifestyle and its world class art, architecture, and dramatic history. Treat yourself...
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Cleopatra Exhibit to Open in LA
Cleopatra: The Exhibition will premiere on May 23 at the California Science Center in Los Angeles. The exhibition, running through Dec. 31, features the largest collection of its kind ever assembled in the U.S., with more than 150 priceless Egyptian artifacts illuminating the life of Cleopatra VII. The items include colossal statues, jewelry, coins and items from her sunken palace in Alexandria and other ancient sites that were significant during her life as queen. The multimedia exhibits...
Read MoreTucson Awaits Streetcar System
The City of Tucson is constructing its first electric railway streetcar. When completed in late 2013, the Sun Link Tucson Modern Streetcar will connect major activity centers in central Tucson — the University of Arizona, Fourth Avenue, Main Gate Square, Downtown Tucson, and Mercado District — along a 3.9-mile route featuring 18 stops adorned with public art and LED poetry panels. Tucson’s eight streetcar vehicles will be part of the first order of vehicles made in the United...
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Utah Outfitter Introduces Stand-Up Paddleboard Tours
Utah’s Moab Adventure Center, which offers a variety of experiences in Arches and Canyonlands national parks, now offers stand-up paddleboarding, the fastest-growing water sport. Accessing a calm section of the Colorado River, the paddleboard tours include transportation to the put-in and back from the take-out, board rental (long, 10 to 12-feet...
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Cruise Facility Coming to Dominican Republic
Groundbreaking ceremonies for the Caribbean’s newest destination, the $65-million Amber Cove Cruise Center, were just held in the Dominican Republic at the project site on the Bay of Maimon located near Puerto Plata on the country’s North Coast. The new facility, which represents one of the largest cruise industry investments ever made in the...
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Madame Tussauds New York Adds Marvel Super Heroes
Marvel Entertainment’s most iconic Super Heroes have arrived at Madame Tussauds New York in a brand new interactive exhibit. Just in time for the release of Marvel’s The Avengers, Madame Tussauds New York, in partnership with Marvel Entertainment, just opened a new, multi-level experience featuring wax likenesses of The Hulk, Spider-Man, Iron...
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Princess to Base Ship Year Round in San Francisco
Princess Cruises has announced that for the first time it will base a ship in San Francisco year round, beginning in May 2013. The extensively renovated Grand Princess will first offer a series of Alaska cruises during the summer months from the “City by the Bay,” followed by a schedule of Hawaiian Islands, Mexico and California Coast sailings...
Read MoreTourism Economic Impact in Kentucky nearly $11.7 Billion in 2011
The economic impact of tourism in Kentucky amounted to nearly $11.7 billion in 2011, Governor Steve Beshear and Tourism, Arts and Heritage Secretary Marcheta Sparrow announced . The economic impact figure is a 3 percent increase from 2010. “Despite a tough economy, the Kentucky tourism industry continues to shine,” Gov. Beshear said....
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