Tag: Group tour planning

Culinary Tourism: Exploring the Meanings of Food

Food offers a window on the world and a mirror on ourselves. I’ve always loved exploring with food. Trying new tastes and ingredients. Learning about the history of a dish and the history of a culture through an ingredient. Meeting the people who grow and prepare food I’m eating.

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Finding Tomorrow’s Group Travelers

Many hours have been spent pontificating on the baby boomer effect on travel, in particular the group travel sector. I’m not going down that path here, but a lot of us seem to be at a crossroads in our business, and everyone’s waiting for the next big thing.

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Cleveland Rocks

In Cleveland your groups can cruise on a Great Lake, enjoy big-league sports and sample cheese at a historic food market.

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Casino Best Bets

Sumptuous buffets, rousing entertainment, the magnetic allure of the casino floor – all ingredients for an electrifying escape from the everyday.

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Peru: Adventure Central

While hiking the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu could arguably be considered the shining jewel in your Peruvian crown, you cannot afford to miss experiencing the myriad of other resplendent locations abundantly spread across this South American country.

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Recent Leisure Group Travel Magazine Articles

  • Pleasures and Treasures in Eau Claire, Wisconsin
    The Chippewa Valley offers tour groups a host of shopping, dining and cultural options. Taste treats include grass-fed beef and prize-winning cheeses and pies.
  • Savoring Shelby County, Ohio
    This three-day itinerary unveils the fascinating world of Airstream, an iconic American brand, and explores the rich history of Sidney, the county seat of Ohio.
  • Wisconsin Wonders
    Start your trip with a visit to the Harley-Davidson Museum, where you will discover more than a century of motorcycle history through legendary bikes, interactive exhibits, and stories celebrating American innovation.