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6 Fun Factory Tours

touring factories and other workplaces to see how everyday things are made has become a popular leisure activity.

Students and Others Seek Work and Volunteer Experiences

More and more, we hear that the latest trends in travel revolve around offering meaningful experiences for both groups and individuals. Simply “getting away from it all” isn’t enough anymore.

Tour Planner Finds Niche Market Success

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Phyllis Stoller wanted to take a trip. As she began searching for various groups she could travel with, it was clear to her that something was missing: a market for women travelers. As a result, Stoller created one of the first women’s travel groups in the U.S., The Women’s Travel Club. Now, 18 years later, Stoller operates a business that is the price leader in affordable package tours for women and oversees all of the trips, which are designed by women for women.

5 Great Ideas For End of Year Holiday Trips

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If your group has not been to New York to see the Christmas show at Radio City Music Hall with the world-famous Rockettes, perhaps now is the time to think of a future trip to the Big Apple.

7 Essential Tips for Planning a Memorable Girlfriends Getaway

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Here’s 7 tips from our editors for planning a memorable girlfriend getaway that will leave everyone asking about the next one

Alternatives to Airline Junk Fees

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Just when you thought the flying experience couldn’t get any worse. Overcrowded planes, impenetrable TSA security lines and $20 mixed drinks; the hassles of flying make one want to store themselves in the overhead bin.

Icebreakers to Get Your Tour Members Talking

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Tour experts weigh in on some of the best icebreakers to help group socialize and to promote camaraderie.

Technology in Business – Use It, Don’t Rely On It

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More and more sales professionals are relying on technology to drive sales and increase market share; unfortunately that is the first step to staying mediocre.