For Paul Larsen, president of Ed-Ventures Inc., a cookie-cutter template just doesn’t cut it for faith-based travel.
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We believe it’s time for the group travel industry to start ramping up in force. Here are four reasons why.
This life-size Ark is the largest timber-frame structure in the world and an architectural marvel where guests can tour three decks of world-class exhibits, including sculpted animal pairs, animatronic people, Noah’s family living quarters, and more.
With its enviable location on I-75 and I-64 in central Kentucky, Georgetown is an excellent home base for groups visiting Ark Encounter in Williamstown, the Biblical tale of Noah come to life, and the state capital of Frankfort, both only 30 minutes away.
The vast majority of travel groups and tour companies plan to be back on the road sometime in 2021, according to a recent survey conducted by The Group Travel Leader.
Americans interested in traveling to Israel and other Middle East countries will have more options than ever thanks to new peace accords announced last year.
Brian Jewell shares five things he's learned about himself during the last year— some silly, some serious.
See how Shannon Bennett with the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., helps to share the impact of the Bible and its message with groups visiting the museums.
This easy four-day itinerary showcases distinctive towns in eastern and central Kansas.
Many travel planners have designated Dearborn County as a favorite “mystery trip” destination because the community is so friendly and accommodating to groups.
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