For Professional Group Travel Planners

Framed by 300 miles of scenic Lake Michigan shoreline, Door County, Wisconsin offers a Scandinavian seaside experience in the heart of the Midwest. It’s a sliver of land filled with quaint waterfront villages, fish boils, a restaurant with goats on the roof and more.

Our Rock and Dell combo tour spends a full day in Wisconsin Dells with an Upper Dells Boat Cruise, and the fabulous Thresher’s Dinner at the Thunder Valley Inn. It also includes our complete House on the Rock and European Wonders Tour. This is a great overview of the region’s Natural History as well as it’s Cultural History and Heritage.

This tour explores both the Old Testament and the Old Order Amish.  It includes two great evenings of entertainment and two great days of sightseeing.  Enjoy B & B Riverboat’s Nostalgic Dinner Cruise and a night of cultural comedy at the Ohio Star Theater.  Plus, a daytime visit to the Ark Encounter and a tour of Ohio’s Amish Country.

Step back in time with a visit to the Amana Colonies, one of America’s longest-lived communal societies, located in the Iowa Prairie. Established shortly before the Civil War by a group of German-speaking European settlers, today the Colonies represent the American Dream come true; a thriving community founded by faith and community spirit.

This is a comparison AgVenture where you learn the methods of the Old Order Amish, where life on the farm is kind of laid back. Then you compare it to how High Tech Farming is changing the world.  It’s also a scenic little get away where you eat well and enjoy a little companionship.

The greatest baseball trip ever.  Chasing the memories of two movies.  First base is “A League of Their Own” about the All American Girls Baseball League. Second base is a visit to the “Field of Dreams.” Then you round Third into Chicago for a Cubs Game at Wrigley Field.

This short tour in Western Nebraska features the home of famed showman and scout William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody. It recaptures his life and career as a Pony Express rider, Army scout and buffalo hunter-turned-showman. You’ll also visit the Golden Spike Tower where the east and west at the opening of the first Transcontinental Railroad.

The dust flies and the ground trembles as the largest herd of buffalo in the country are rounded up and driven past you by cowboys on horseback. Designated viewing spots, described as “pretty darn close,” are picked out on the hill and mountainsides by the park rangers. If you are looking for a “Taste of the Real American West,” it doesn’t get much better than this.

What better place for a two night holiday than Frankenmuth, MI. It is long famous for family style dining, featuring two of America’s largest restaurants. Your lodging is the luxurious Bavarian Inn where a beautiful old world atmosphere exists. You’ll enjoy German entertainment with dinner, unique activities such as Strudel Making Classes. And the chance to shop at Bronner’s The World’s largest Christmas Store.