Riding through forests, fields and mountains in vintage passenger coaches pulled by an old-fashioned steam or diesel locomotive provides groups with a little adventure away from the trappings of civilization, a nostalgic escape to bygone days.
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Giving clients lasting memories is how tour planners entice them back trip after trip. Readers of Leisure Group Travel were asked how they enhance itineraries with little extras.
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Though I’ve lived in Illinois all my life, I finally had a chance to visit this mid-size city a few weeks ago.
Read MoreThe Eucalyptus and Monterey Pine groves in Pismo Beach, Pacific Grove and Santa Cruz welcome the wintering monarch butterflies. The monarchs begin to appear in October, when the northern first chill of fall and a decline in nectar signal the start of migration.
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As concerns about climate change intensify, the role of air travel in carbon emissions has come under scrutiny. The aviation industry’s carbon footprint is undeniable, raising questions about the environmental impact of our wanderlust.
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On a plateau at the base of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains at an elevation of 7,000 feet, Santa Fe is surrounded by remnants of a 2,000-year-old Pueblo civilization and filled with reminders of almost four centuries of Spanish and Mexican rule.
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Groups on tour between Lexington and Louisville can learn about the distilling process as they follow the Kentucky Bourbon Trail.
Read MoreThe holidays are a prime time for groups to explore the Midwest, where festivities abound in towns large and small.
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