Savannah was built on a dream; the 35 families who arrived from Britain in 1733 founded a town that was designed to provide its citizens with beauty, prosperity and hospitality. The dream survived the ravages of time and war and is still being fulfilled. Her streets are lined with moss-veiled oaks and bright flowers, the ports and industries are flourishing, and the checkerboard design of parks and squares are popular meeting places for residents and tourists alike.
Join us as we journey to this beautiful Southern city. We’ll get an insiders …

Experience Southern hospitality at its finest in Eufaula, Alabama.
Beautiful historic homes, built in the days when “cotton was king,” will be open to visitors during this nostalgic return to the Old South. Grand antebellum and Victorian mansions built by 19th century planters and merchants still house family heirlooms, the precious symbols of a bygone era.
Most of the homes are private residences, open only during the annual Pilgrimage. As you stroll from Greek Revival cottages to Italianate showplaces, your path will be lined with colorful azaleas and dogwoods. Beautifully landscaped gardens …

What a trip we have planned for you and your friends.  Slow down to a simpler way of life where time stopped over a century ago in Amish Country.  We’ll tour the Amish 1874 Homestead, discover the tools and trappings of yesteryear and relax as we view  documentary films, walk the oaken floorboards of the 125 year old Amish homestead.
May 3-7, 2010
Included tonight dinner and the entertaining play “Taffetas” will be preformed in the majestic Round Barn Theatre.  Next morning we’ll continue our journey into Holland, Michigan for the 81st …

   
The 2010 Masters
Imagine the scene at the legendary Augusta National Golf Club on the final day of the Masters as you stake out your seat at the 18th hole. Suddenly a roar is heard from Amen Corner. Four-time champion Tiger Woods has eagled again and is storming the leaderboard. Feel the tingle that comes with participating in history-in-the-making as the world’s finest players battle their way across the most storied course in golf.
Highlights and Historic Sights
 

 Walk alongside the greatest players in golf as they pursue the coveted green jacket. The Augusta …

Venice * Montecatini Terme * Cinque Terre * Siena * Florence * Rome

Discover the secrets of magnificient cities like Rome, Florence, Venice, the Amalfi Coast and others; or spend an unforgettable day in the extraordinary Tuscan countryside visiting famous towns like Siena, Pisa & Lucca.  Italy, truly awesome!!
October 2010-2011

Beginning in Phoenix, we packaged a Full Day Apache Trails Tour with the Arizona Safari Jeep Tours at Sedona, and a Native American Tour at the Grand Canyon. It’s the best of Arizona in an exciting six day trip.
April-June & Sept.-Oct.

This 7 day tour features the best of the American East. You’ll see famous sights including The Statue of Liberty, Ground Zero, Niagara Falls, the Washington Monument, Jefferson and Lincoln Memorials and the White House just to name a few.

Wow! What Fun. We’ve combined the Reno Hot Air Balloon Races with Virginia City’s Camel Races for a fast paced good time. This trip also includes a scenic Lake Tahoe Cruise, Sinatra’s Cal-Neva Lodge, sightseeing in Carson City and a festive dinner dance after the Camel Races that is known affectionately as . . . the Virginia City Hump Ball. Read on, then contact us for a light-hearted, lighter-than-air, laugh-filled good time.
Sept. 9-13, 2010

Starting with the Three Redneck Tenors, we’ve packaged Branson’s best Country Music Shows with great food and laughs. It’s great fun for the entire family and just filled with good times and music. Should you wish to change out a few shows we’ll discuss your options and make the adjustments.
July 5-Aug 25, 2010

This exciting package features some of the Best of The Southwest. It’s a chance to see the lights of Las Vegas, and the Grand Canyon, as well as the most beautiful places in New Mexico. You head west from St Louis, like the pioneers of old. Following in their footsteps gaining an understanding of the life they experienced. But enjoying the comforts of modern hotels and nice restaurants at the same time.