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Robin Roenker
Freelance writer Robin Roenker reports on travel, healthcare and higher education for regional and national outlets including Group Travel Leader, AARP, Southern Living, USA TODAY and more. She lives in Lexington, KY, with her husband, three sons, and very energetic dog, Ollie.
In Iowa, farming is more than a way of life for many families; it’s a source of deep pride. Groups can experience the state's rich agricultural heritage through a range of interactive tours at farms, dairies and other unique agritourism-based attractions across the state.
There’s no age limit to discovery in Iowa. Here, student travel thrives, and the biggest challenge is deciding where to dive in.
Sitting squarely in the country’s heartland, Iowa embodies a sense of authentic, All-American charm and has made a prominent imprint on modern American culture.
Iowa’s towns and cities offer a mix of attractions that appeal to every interest and sensibility.
Curious about Iowa’s dark side? The Hawkeye State is home to a host of off-the-beaten-path attractions with hair-raisingly haunted — or simply strange and creepy — stories to tell.
As Route 66 celebrates 100 years of history in 2026, it’s clear that legacy sweeps wider than any winding asphalt footprint. Pull in at these cities and treat your travelers to the best of what Route 66 has to offer.
Route 66 has no shortage of snap-worthy spots. Stop the coach at these photo ops so your travelers can get the perfect pic for their socials.
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