On Iowa’s Great River Road, your group follows in the footsteps of generations of American travelers.

Creatures with the mouth of an alligator and the body of a fish swim at the National Mississippi River Museum in Dubuque.

You may not expect to encounter much international heritage in an Iowa river city. But Davenport, Iowa, has strong ties to Germany.

Within a two-hour drive of the capital, distinctive towns such as Brighton, Rye and Bath give visitors a number of exciting experiences.

Louisiana gives visitors to this state the chance to enjoy a diverse menu of international cultures.

Eight statues pay homage to Abraham Lincoln in his native Kentucky.

These seven distilleries on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail offer a distinct visitor experience. All offer tastings of their famous products.

The Beaumont Inn is a historic property with antique-filled rooms found on Kentucky's bourbon trail.

W ere it not for the ambitions of one visionary chocolatier, Hershey, Pennsylvania, might simply be a sleepy spot in the middle of farmland.

At the Hotel Hershey, the food and beverage staff offers special hands-on workshops for groups.