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Riveting Great Falls Historical Sites

May 30, 2013 | History & Heritage

The series of five thundering waterfalls covering almost 20 miles proved a daunting obstacle to the explorers and continues to define much of the area that is now one of Montana’s largest cities.

Iowa’s Hometown Heroes

May 30, 2013 | History & Heritage

While Iowa is best known for corn and other crops, the lives of many notable Americans also took root in the Hawkeye State.

City Center Seattle

May 30, 2013 | Activities

Surrounded by water and mountains, Seattle enjoys a setting that few other major cities can boast.

Exploring North Carolina

May 30, 2013 | Activities

It’s easy to see why North Carolina is such a popular destination for all types of groups.

The Touchy Subject of Pricing Tours

May 30, 2013 | Expert Advice

You need to mix the best pricing history you have available with common business sense that allows you to be profitable as well as the companies you serve. That’s where tiered pricing comes in. Blend them together with a generous portion of flexibility.

Eight Don’ts for Planning New Trips

May 30, 2013 | Expert Advice

We often are in such a hurry to get a trip plan going that we forget to take the necessary steps in costing properly and in due diligence before releasing it for sale.

Bring Your Appetite to Providence, Rhode Island

May 3, 2013 | Food & Beverage

Providence, the capital of Rhode Island, has emerged in recent years as a foodie capital. It has all the right ingredients for a group itinerary that will have tour members drooling.