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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The bountiful nature and adventures in Colorado Springs will bring travel groups back to the days of stress-free, childhood and living.
Read MoreOutdoorsy families that love to camp and boat are aware of common safety tips — don’t carry large amounts of cash or drink the water.
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Discover the wonders of Berlin, one of Europe’s most intriguing cities and with a unique mix of past and present.
Read MoreThe rolling hills of Southwest Iowa, close to the borders of Nebraska and Missouri, are rich with small-town charm and one-of-a-kind attractions, two ingredients for creative itineraries.
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While perhaps we need at least one “tried-and-true” trip on our annual calendar, I think folks look to us for new opportunities…..opportunities to spice up one’s social life, challenge our intellect, or satisfy some hidden yearning.
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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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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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