A Surprise Around Every Corner in Oklahoma City
Surprise groups that have never traveled to Oklahoma City by all the area has to offer. Even if you have traveled to this Midwestern region, progress is the name of the Oklahoma City game. Throughout the past two decades, the city has been transformed to create a true visitors' destination.
Renovated Buffalo Bill Museum Set to Open
When the Buffalo Bill Museum at the Buffalo Bill Historical Center reopens May 19 in Cody, Wyoming, following a $2.75 million renovation and reinstallation, it will be showcasing the life and times of that classic Western character, Colonel William Frederick Cody, using some of the same techniques that the master himself used to engage his audiences 140 years ago. Those include liberal use of special effects and mass audience appeal.
Special Group Rates at Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Since 1995, the Rock Hall has welcomed more than 8.5 million visitors from all over the United States and all over the world. Now it’s your turn! Bring your group of twenty or more to enjoy this world-renowned gem that sits on Cleveland’s waterfront and take advantage of special rates and packages. From the Science Rocks combo ticket that includes a visit to the Great Lakes Science Center, to the Hall Pass that offers admission to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, there is something for every group when planning a trip to the Rock Hall.
Experience West Virginia's Civil War Itinerary
Groups Today editor Matt Poe took a FAM trip with the West Virginia Department of Tourism and ended up in Elkins, known for its history and apparently its Jambalaya. Follow in his footsteps in this two-day itinerary.
Day One:
Spend the first full day following the first land battles of the Civil War, and don't forget to use imagination. The hotels and restaurants that occupy the town now were wilderness and battlefields during the Civil War, but fight preparations did in fact take place in Elkins. At the Rich Mountain Battlefield, found along the Staunton-Parkersburg Turnpike, gravel roads and vegetation get groups into the spirit. Like Union soldiers trudging single-file to maneuver around the Confederate troops, tour the grounds that were once littered with clouds, rain, and cannon fire.
Howard County is Blooming
Located between the Nation’s Capital and Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, Howard County is where Maryland comes together. Tour professionals will find affordable venues and memorable experiences in this central town.
Groups Gather for Massachusetts Arts Festivals
Groups will gather this summer in select Massachusetts locations to enjoy festivals of arts, crafts, and local inspiration.
Exclusive Experiences on Riverboat Twilight
Give your groups a new perspective on the Upper Mississippi River Valley when you take them on the Riverboat Twilight. Celebrating it's twenty-fifth anniversary, the river cruise line makes the ride, from shore to bridges, unique.
Walk in their Shoes on the Great Platte River Road
In 1847, Mormons fleeing persecution pulled the first small group of handcarts along the river's north bank. Nearly 100,000 Mormons were to follow.
Hit the Road in Alabama
Alabama recently launched a new, state-wide tour initiative to encourage motorists, including those traveling by motorcoach, to see the sights of this southern state. The 100 Road Trips Campaign is housed online to give trip planners easy access to the top destinations, attractions, and accommodations specific to Alabama.
Delight in the Arts and Flavors of Washington State
Known by many as the heart and soul of the Pacific Northwest, Washington offers one-of-a-kind travel experiences for all types of groups. Unparalleled natural beauty and thrilling outdoor adventures are often highlighted in the state.
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