For Professional Group Travel Planners

In 2025, the Tulip Time Festival is celebrating its 96th year! Holland has a rich history and heritage to share with its visitors. The Festival began in 1929 to celebrate Dutch heritage in the community. Today the fun continues with parades, Dutch dancers, national and regional entertainment, dinner shows, fireworks and the stars of the show, millions of tulips throughout Holland.

Beginning with Oklahoma City’s Rodeo Opry you enjoy a great music tour that starts with Cowboy Country, continues to Memphis for a bit of Rock and Roll then drives into Nashville for the latest in American Country Music at the Grand Ole Opry.

From your hotel in the very center of Deadwood you are in the thick of the action, you’ll walk amongst gunfighters and tourists, saloon girls and shopkeepers and enjoy every minute of a town that thinks they’re living in 1876. You spend one full day with Deadwood sightseeing, and one full day deep in the Black Hills. Ride Jeeps through a Buffalo Herd, and discover the beauty and history of these sacred hills. This is Travel that’s Fun! The Best Hotel, the best sightseeing. If you only live once shouldn’t you have a good time?

North Dakota is a beautiful and rugged place where the prairie gives way to The Badlands.  Come walk in the footsteps of Teddy Roosevelt, & Lewis & Clark and  Gen. George Custer this is an infrequently traveled place with incomparable sights awaiting your group.

Chicago, the city that arguably defined the Jazz Age, Prohibition, gangster wars, flappers and boom times, thrived and survived the ’20s. And like the rest of America, it started the decade like a giddy adolescent, grew up in 1929 when gang wars built to a bloody crescendo and the stock market crashed.

One Hundred Years ago Detroit was a boomtown, come visit the City, learn of the era when the automobile industry exploded, when Alcohol was Prohibited and when the migration of African American musicians into the City created wonderful new sounds.   

Come visit Iowa sites significant to silver screen and music recording icons: Buddy Holly, John Wayne, Clint Eastwood, Glenn Miller. It all happened in the Heartland.

Forget Reality TV! Come meet the real housewives of the Indiana Amish. It’s a first-hand look at a day-in-the-life of Amish Women. You will see how household chores are performed without electrical appliances, you meet women who are running a business without modern technology. You will return home with a new found respect for the Amish lifestyle and a better understanding of Amish beliefs.

Fans of the Food Network and HGTV will love this tour.  It’s your chance to tour the hometowns and film site locations of two very popular TV Shows.  As carefree as a tumbleweed on the prairie you’ve got a chance to shop and explore sites you’ve seen on television.

This tour features two European Cultures deeply woven into our American Tapestry. Many people believe there is a connection between them but beyond both being European immigrants there is not. The Amish are Swiss & German and any reference to Dutch is to the “Deutsch” language. The Dutch in Holland, MI are from The Netherlands and the heritage of their ancestry has lasted here for 150 years.