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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.
There’s no shortage of outdoor excitement in Tennessee. The only challenge may be deciding where your group should start.
Tennessee’s rich culture and history offer countless itinerary options for groups. The state's many historic tours specialize in not only preserving this history, but also bringing it to life in a way that’s memorable.
For groups, a food and spirits tour of Tennessee reads like a ready-made roadmap for sampling both big-city and small-town culinary delights.
There’s just something about Tennessee that seems to inspire a song. A road trip to Tennessee’s iconic music destinations offers groups a chance to dive deep into the state’s rich contributions to music history.
There’s a special kind of magic in discovering the charms of a smaller, off-the-beaten-path destination. With their quaint downtowns, historic landmarks, beautiful parks and unique attractions, Tennessee’s small towns provide the perfect getaway.
New visitor experiences across the state means there's never been a better time to be Tennessee-bound.
From the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains along its western border to the pristine beaches of the Outer Banks on its east coast, North Carolina stops travelers in their tracks.
New sites offer travelers many reasons to visit the trail.
Here are five civil rights artifacts and their stories that offer a window into the rich history on display at U.S. Civil Rights Trail stops across the country.
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