TAP Into the Northeast for Dream Destinations

From Scenic Rails to Historic Getaways: Uncover the Best of New York, New England & Beyond

Get ready to explore some of the Northeast and Midwest’s most captivating group travel destinations—from the theatrical charm of Cayuga County and the heritage lines of Conway Scenic Railroad to the vibrant city vibes of Boston and the outdoor splendor of Niagara Falls, Rochester, and the Sullivan Catskills. Wrap up your journey amid Vermont’s storied landscapes and cozy lodges. Whether you’re seeking cultural immersion, culinary delights, or scenic train rides, these iconic spots promise memorable experiences for groups of all sizes.

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Cayuga County

The REV Theatre Company – The REV is situated in the picturesque Finger Lakes wine region of Central New York. Four hours from NYC and situated between Syracuse, Rochester and Ithaca, The REV is one of the largest producing musical theatre organizations in New York State, outside of New York City.
NYS Equal Rights Heritage Center – Enjoy everything that Auburn, NY has to offer, from the flavors and culture of our present to the remarkable impact of our city’s past. Stop by our visitor center to immerse yourself in the history of the equal rights movement, while experiencing the vibrant culture of Auburn today.
Colloca Estate Winery – Conveniently located less than an hour drive North of Syracuse and an hour East of Rochester, Colloca Estate Winery resides in the Northern most part of New York State’s esteemed Finger Lakes Region. This 900-acre property with stunning views of Lake Ontario features food, entertainment and award-winning wine.

Conway scenic railroad

Conway Scenic Railroad

Conway Scenic Railroad is situated in New Hampshire’s Mount Washington Valley and offers a choice of seasonal heritage rail excursions. Its signature Mountaineer offers a four-hour excursion that recreates the experience of a 1950s streamliner. This climbs through Crawford Notch, across towering trestles and provides stunning views of the White Mountains. Trains board at the railroad’s Russian revival-style Victorian station in North Conway, NH. This classic building, along with the railroad’s roundhouse, dates to 1874.

Gandy Dancer Theatre

The Gandy Dancer Theatre is the only dinner theatre in West Virginia and it features seven different shows each year. From their regular Tribute to Musical Legends and our Premier show, they have Murder Mystery Dinner Shows, Aloha From Elvis, Christmas Shows and New Year’s Eve celebrations.

Meet Boston

Revolutionary Hospitality – Stay in Boston, where history meets modern comfort. From trendy rooms at The Revolution Hotel and Studio Hotel Allston to the cozy Inn at Hastings Park, the region offers lodging for every budget and taste. The harborside Seaport District houses 16 properties including Hyatt Place, Hampton Inn, Aloft, Element, and Omni®.
Outdoor Adventures – From the Charles River Esplanade’s scenic trails to the Boston Harbor Islands National Park, the city offers green escapes. Don’t miss walking paths like the Innovation Trail, which blends history and science, the tranquility of Harvard Arboretum, or the lush Rose Kennedy Greenway, perfect for unwinding amid Boston’s urban charm.
Culture – Boston’s 23 neighborhoods offer diverse artistic and cross-cultural experiences, celebrations, ethnic dining, and unique businesses that reflect the city’s revolutionary spirit. Explore beyond the Back Bay and discover the Fenway Cultural District, Theatre District, Chinatown, Seaport, public art and live music in Allston/Brighton, Roxbury, Cambridge, and so much more.

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Niagara Falls

Explore Outdoors – Niagara Falls State Park, America’s oldest state park, open 365 days a year, brings you closer than you ever thought possible to the grandeur of the Falls. Situated on 400 acres of lush terrain, you will find protected wildlife and an array of exciting activities and fantastic attractions.
Historical Attractions – Old Fort Niagara is a historic site that offers a stunning combination of original 18^th century buildings and fortifications enlivened by dynamic living history programs. Explore the grounds where Native Americans, French, British and American soldiers struggled for a continent and experience Niagara as it once was over 200 years ago.
Culture – The Castellani Art Museum at the center of the Niagara University campus is dedicated to the enjoyment and educational potential of artistic creativity. As a major resource for the visual arts in Niagara County, the CAM’s permanent collection includes over 5,000 pieces of mainly modern and contemporary art.

Rochester

Culture – Discover Rochester, NY—an arts and culture hub where history meets innovation. Explore world-class museums like The Strong National Museum of Play and George Eastman Museum, admire masterpieces at the Memorial Art Gallery, and experience the city’s vibrant festivals. From murals to music, Rochester is a cultural gem waiting to inspire your next group adventure!
Historical Attractions – Step into history in Rochester, NY, where innovation shaped a nation. Explore Susan B. Anthony’s home, Frederick Douglass’ legacy, and the immersive Genesee Country Village & Museum, New York State’s largest living history museum. Walk Erie Canal paths, visit the Rochester Museum & Science Center, and uncover stories that changed the world—perfect for history-loving groups and curious explorers!
Explore Outdoors – Experience the great outdoors in Rochester, NY, where nature and adventure await. Hike scenic trails at Letchworth State Park, kayak along the Genesee River, or chase waterfalls throughout the region. With four seasons of beauty—blossoming lilacs, vibrant foliage, and snowy wonderlands complete with maple sugaring—Rochester is the perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts and explorers.

Sullivan Catskills

Music and entertainment – The charming small towns of New York’s Sullivan Catskills are alive with the sound of music: Outdoor Pavilion shows at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts— the site of the 1969 Woodstock Festival, classical music at Shandelee Music Festival, Opera at Delaware Valley Opera, musicals at Forestburgh Playhouse.
Outdoors – Outdoor enthusiasts love the great outdoors of New York’s Sullivan Catskills. River trips in rafts, kayaks, and canoes on the Delaware River are perfect for groups. Cast a line in the waters where American fly fishing was born. There are over two dozen hiking trails suitable for all fitness levels.
Restaurants & Dining – The annual Catskills Cuisine food festival draws foodies from all over to see celebrity and local chefs show off their skills using the bounty of farm fresh foods grown in the region. There are also James Beard-nominated chefs and restaurants and a Craft Beverage Trail.

Vermont Tourism Network

von Trapp Family Lodge and Resort, Stowe – The von Trapp Family Lodge and Resort offers a unique escape steeped in history from the Sound of Music. Owned and operated by the family, the lodge features mountain views, a Bierhall, and history tours. With winter sports, Heady Topper beer, and year-round charm, it combines relaxation, adventure, and nostalgia.
Capitol Plaza Hotel, Montpelier – Capitol Plaza Hotel captures Vermont’s charm, history, and culture in the heart of Vermont’s capital, Montpelier. Elegant and newly renovated, the hotel offers fine dining and comfort, located within walking distance of shops, art galleries, and the Vermont State House. Enjoy a refined experience with a dash of small-town magic.
Hildene, The Lincoln Family Home – Step into history at Hildene, the former Lincoln family home. Explore the historic mansion, formal gardens, a 1903 Pullman car, onsite cheese-making, scenic trails, and a Lincoln exhibit. Hildene offers a unique glimpse into the life of the Lincoln family, making it a must-visit destination for history lovers.