What Are Reunions, Anyway?
When I was developing Reunions magazine as a product (over 24 years ago), I’d posit my idea to anyone who would listen.
Read MoreTag: Leisure Group Travel Magazine
Isn’t it Time for a Cruise Close to Home?
for those who have led a life that included past cruises, but now in their senior years may be less active or less affluent, a closer-to-home cruise may be just the ticket.
Read MoreMilestones in Minnesota Worth Observing
It’s hard to believe that Mall of America is 20 years old this year. To many of us, the mega-mall seems just as fresh as when it opened in 1992. Twenty years is a real milestone.
Read MoreHow Can Special Events Bolster Tour Itineraries?
In On the Record, the magazine’s reader-response column, tour planners answer this question: “How have you successfully integrated special events into your tours? What big national events, city festivals or small-town fairs have captivated your groups?”
Read MoreCalifornia Historic Homes & Gardens
Let’s take a look at a handful of the many possible visits that could be included in the next itinerary you develop to California.
Read MoreCurtain Call in Pennsylvania
The American Music Theatre in Lancaster features a variety of original shows and touring concerts in its 1,600-seat venue.
Read MoreGrand Teton Music Festival
The Grand Teton Music Festival hosts orchestra and chamber concerts in the summer festival and a short concert series in the winter.
Read MoreBroadway Boom
As warmer weather hits the streets of little old New York, the Broadway theater scene promises to be red-hot, offering tour groups a dizzying array of choices.
Read More- Riviera River Cruises Rolls Out the Welcome Mat for Groups
Twenty itineraries offered by Riviera’s fleet of 11 five-star ships spotlight the Rhine, Moselle, Danube, Main, Rhone, Seine, Saone and Douro rivers, plus the Dutch waterways. The floating boutique hotels carry anywhere from 126 to 176 passengers. - February Leisure Group Travel
Leisure Group Travel feels your pain and our February issue explores a multitude of locales that are ready to serve you when you’re ready to hit the road. - Group Travel All-Stars
- Where to Eat in Ridgeland
From a restaurant headed up by a James Beard semi-finalist to some of the tastiest cornbread and fried catfish this Southern state offers, Ridgeland offers a variety of restaurant experiences sure to please world-traveled palates as well as those looking for culinary comforts closer to home. - Culinary Experiences in Philly
Philadelphia offers food that runs the gamut for groups of all sizes.
