Tour planners can satisfy the increasing demand for tours with an educational component by designing their own program or buying into an existing trip offered by a company that specializes in learning vacations.
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After crossing the Kansas-Missouri border, Kansas City is the first place visitors can stop to witness Native American heritage.
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Groups traveling through Kansas have a choice of countless attractions. Here is just a sampling of Sunflower State favorites:
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Nebraska is the Old West, the Great Plains of American Indian lore and the wild frontier. It’s the journey of pioneers, the land of cowboys and the fun of discovering new surprises and adventures around every corner.
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Idaho’s Panhandle, also referred to as North Idaho, is defined by numerous lakes, prairies and untouched wilderness.
Read More“Oil City,” now the second largest city in Wyoming, began as a site for Mormon settlers seeking land along the Oregon, Mormon and California trails in 1847.
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Our nation’s 31st president has been forgotten by many, but the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum in West Branch, Iowa preserves the legacy of the orphan boy who lived the American dream.
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Check out these three must ride scenic railways: The Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, Texas State Railroad, Great Smoky Mountains Railroad.
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