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Destinations
Broadway as Part of New York's Cultural Identity for Group Travelers
When people talk about what New York City has to offer, Broadway stands at the center of the conversation. Theatres line the streets, show posters light up the sidewalks, and excitement fills the air ...
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When people talk about what New York City has to offer, Broadway stands at the center of the conversation. Theatres line the streets, show posters light up the sidewalks, and excitement fills the air as audiences gather from near and far. For group travelers, seeing a Broadway show is more than a fun outing—it’s a direct connection to the creativity and traditions that have shaped New York into the global capital for live performing arts.
Attention Dolly Parton fans! The highly anticipated In Dolly’s Footsteps walking tour has officially launched in historic downtown Sevierville. The tour is a self-guided experience designed to share important moments from Dolly’s early years as told through the places and people of her hometown.
From sprawling deserts, rocky landscapes, and oceanside retreats to wine country, cities with strong cultural influences and historic ghost towns, the American West brings it all and more to the table. Come along as we saddle up and set out to explore a sampling of what groups could enjoy.
There’s something about El Paso that makes a group trip feel like more than just a getaway. Maybe it’s the sunshine, the wide-open desert landscapes or the mix of cultures that gives the city an energy all its own. Located where three states and two nations collide, El Paso offers groups a destination where outdoor adventure, unforgettable flavors, local shopping and plenty of sunshine come together. Whether you’re planning a trip with friends, a family reunion, or a group adventure, the Sun City makes it easy to fill an itinerary with experiences everyone will be talking about long after the trip ends.
Just in time for Halloween 2026, the Academy Museum has unveiled The Horror Show, a bold and immersive exhibition that bridges the gap between cinema and experience, honoring horror’s enormous cultural impact and enduring popularity, and Zombies!, a playful, pretend cemetery filled with eerie visuals and sound to explore how filmmakers create the make-believe undead we see on screen. On view now through July 25, 2027, these exhibits explore and celebrate horror cinema, highlighting select tropes and themes, all centered around the question: Why do horror films matter so deeply to so many?
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