From waves pounding the sandy shores of Lake Michigan and the ringing of casino slot machines to the rhythmic clip-clopping of Amish buggies rattling down the road, the sounds of Indiana’s northern tier beckon tour groups.
Read MoreOld Montreal, a revitalized port district, is the touristic heart of this island city in the St. Lawrence River.
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Every year millions of people travel to see the Vatican. But Rome is not the end-all for religious tourism. Dozens of religiously significant cities and sacred shrines dot the vast and ancient landscape of Europe.
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I know that some of you have not yet ventured back into overseas tours and cruises or longer tours here in the U.S. Your traveling groups may consist primarily of those who enjoy one-day excursions to nearby destinations or perhaps short overnight trips.
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Groups looking for some rip-roaring chapters in America’s pioneer past can strike it rich in the Gold West Region of Montana.
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Little Rhody claims one of the largest collections of historic landmarks in the nation.
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While buffalo hunts on wide-open prairies don’t figure into the historical fabric of New England, the region abounds with more Indian lore than one might think.
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We could go on for days about the culinary substance of Virginia. However, the sheer number of shopping alternatives is one of the main reasons that tours choose Virginia.
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