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Sunday Mountain Maple Farm

The New Hampshire Maple Syrup Producers take great pride in helping promote the entire state full of independent maple production, a highly popular and successful business here in New Hampshire. There are several different maple farms throughout the state, around 100 total – maybe even more! One of the more popular local maple producers in…

Sunday Mountain Maple Farm

Rocks Estate

Located on a cozy 1,400-acres in the midst of the town of Bethlehem your group will find your next stop, Rocks Estate, a Christmas tree farm that offers much, much more. Rocks Estate also serves as a successful North Country Conservation and Education Center, backed by the society for the protection of New Hampshire Forests….

Rocks Estate

Bethlehem NH

Welcome to Bethlehem, New Hampshire, the quaint hillside city in Grafton County that was first established in 1774 as Lloyd’s Hill. This quintessential North Country town is surrounded by national forests and pristine natural beauty, home to both Cushman and Strawberry Hill State Forests. Bethlehem is great for year-round outdoor sports and activities and offers tourists…

Bethlehem NH

White Mountain Hotel and Resort

What better way to kick off your mountainside getaway than with a full day at the highly popular White Mountain Hotel and Resort? This upscale hotel sits adjacent to the Echo Lake State Forest, just six and a half miles away from the city of Conway. Many people often refer to this hotel as a “quintessential…

White Mountain Hotel and Resort
A Rising Interest in Queens

A Rising Interest in Queens

Out of the five New York boroughs, Queens is slowly revealing itself to be a contender in tourism. Over 2012-2013, Queens showed a 12 percent increase in visitors compared to an eight percent increase in Brooklyn. And while the borough knows it can’t compete for head-on with the likes of Manhattan, they’re happy to be…

A Rising Interest in Queens

Vinnie Van Go Go’s

Vinnie Van Go Go’s Where can you find New York-style pizza here in Savannah, Georgia? Vinnie Van Go Go’s, that’s where! Vinnie Van Go Go’s is a casual pizza joint known for their generous slices and Neapolitan thin, hearty crust pizza pies. Located on Bryan Street, on the west end of the City Market, Vinnie’s…

Vinnie Van Go Go’s

Breakfast at Huey’s

Breakfast at Huey’s Start your day with breakfast or brunch at Huey’s on the River, a bustling cafe featuring foods of New Orleans with a seafood savvy focus, located on the River Front right behind City Hall. This River Street favorite was established in 1987, from the beginning featuring the best N’Awlins classics and Low…

Breakfast at Huey’s

Savannah Theater

Savannah Theater What began in 1818 as a humble yet highly awaited community theater on Chippewa Square has today turned into one of the oldest and most celebrated continually operating theaters in the United States, a true cultural icon and historic landmark for the city of Savannah. Located at its central location on 222 Bull…

Savannah Theater

Roundhouse Railroad Museum

Roundhouse Railroad Museum Located at Old Central of Georgia Railway Savannah Shops and Term Facilities at the Tricentennial Park in Savannah your group will find their next stop, the Roundhouse Railroad Museum. Explore over 100 years of history, a vibrant stretch of Savannah’s industrial heritage that serves as the largest and most complete Antebellum Railroad…

Roundhouse Railroad Museum

Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum

Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum Welcome to the Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum, the beloved Savannah Civil Rights museum that honors the life, work, and effects of the late Dr. Ralph Mark Gilbert. Dr. Gilbert is known as the father of modern civil rights, as well as the leader of the Georgia NAACP….

Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum
Destinations Worth Seeing Twice

Destinations Worth Seeing Twice

Sometimes, once isn’t enough. These cities, states, and national parks are so fantastic that you should see them again and again. Boundlessly full of opportunities, amazing attractions, hidden treasures, and bursting with personality, these top spots will continue to wow your student group forever! 1. NYC Of course, the Big Apple was going to be…

Destinations Worth Seeing Twice

Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame

Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame Founded in 1978, the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame is the state’s premier destination memorializing the greats of Alabama jazz. Working to foster an everlasting appreciation of the music genre, this hall of fame isn’t just plaques on a wall. On the contrary, the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame represents…

Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame