Delve into the history, art, outdoor and culinary wonderfulness to be found in Coos Bay, North Bend and Charleston.
The Western region of the United States is blessed with pristine weather and impressive landscapes. It’s also a perfect place for groups to explore. From its many state and national parks (don’t miss the Grand Canyon or Yellowstone National Park) to its historic cities filled with a variety of attractions (A trip to Las Vegas, Los Angeles and San Francisco will keep your group entertained for weeks), there’s no place like the West.
Delve into the history, art, outdoor and culinary wonderfulness to be found in Coos Bay, North Bend and Charleston.
Take in a great view of Flathead Lake, but find time for some shopping in the town’s upscale art galleries, high-end boutiques, and fine restaurants.
Arrive in Zortman on Highway 191. Just 50 miles north of Roy, Montana, this small community of around 70 people is located in the Little Rocky Mountains
The Southern area of the country is a fabulous place to explore. From its delectable food (you haven’t lived until you’ve tried the multiple versions of North Carolina barbecue) to its picturesque locales (Jones Street in Savannah is often called the Most Beautiful Street in America), the South has something for everyone. With fabulous weather and innumerable bodies of water where you can swim, paddle, boat, tube and water ski, the South is beckoning you to visit.
Explore nature indoors and outdoors, savor fresh seafood and so much more The itinerary at a glance Discover 62 miles of shoreline and unique coastal communities offering plenty of fun and relaxation. With mild weather year-round and beautiful scenery, the...
Share a slice of Mississippi history The itinerary at a glance Begin in Jackson, the state’s capital city, by exploring three world-class museums, the civil rights, history, and art museums, before departing for Vicksburg and some of the country’s most...
The history of blues music is as interesting as the sound The itinerary at a glance Throughout the Mississippi Delta region, museums, juke joints, iconic locations pivotal to the creation of the blues and so much more tell stories of the state’s considerable...
The Midwest is a lovely region in the country that sports both flat terrain and rolling hills from state to state. It is also home to a fabulous array of alluring cities and towns that will keep your group entertained. Home to exciting big cities like Chicago and beautiful states brimming with natural wonders like Michigan, the Midwest will have your group clamoring for more. And don’t forget, the country’s biggest mall, the Mall of America in Minnesota, features more than 5.6 million square feet of shopping fun.
Museums, historical attractions, restaurants and special events recognize ethnic groups who came from the Old World to settle in America Pride of heritage runs deep and wide in Wisconsin, where the largest and smallest of communities demonstrate ongoing devotion to...
Take your group to some of the most iconic places in St. Louis, from checking the Gateway Arch off of the bucket list to visiting Ballpark Village and the World Chess Hall of Fame.
For some of the best hiking trails in Illinois along with excellent food, attractions and other outdoor adventures, visit the state's Trails to Adventure Region Looking for things to do in Illinois? For some of the best bang for your buck, Southern Illinois offers a...
The Northeast region of the United States is the most populated of our country’s regions. Featuring rugged natural beauty and bustling cities like New York City, Boston and Philadelphia, the Northeast’s fast-pace will keep you feeling energized. Whether you’re a fan of museums, gourmet restaurants, incredible architecture and amazing shopping, the Northeast will appeal to all members of your group.
From history to scenery and recreation to fresh fare, there’s something for everyone at Liberty State Park—and we have the perfect three-day itinerary for you to soak it up. This itinerary to Liberty State Park and beyond is great for both groups and individuals. Come for the history, stay for the sights, and don’t be surprised when you’re tempted to make a second trip.
Explore Hershey/Harrisburg, Gettysburg and Lancaster in this itinerary: Three extraordinary destinations each within a 90-minute drive
The Itinerary at a Glance Hagerstown & Washington County is the crossroads of the Civil War and a rich blend of culture, including a well-known wine scene. Traverse the hallowed grounds of Antietam and South Mountain Battlefield on a three-day journey of comradery...
Look beyond the traditional Washington, D.C. tour and explore Fairfax County, a destination located moments away, full of history, creativity, and wonder.