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Royal Coach Tours
Family-owned and operated since 1960, Royal Coach Tours is the premier provider of luxury motorcoach transportation for the San Francisco Bay Area and Las Vegas, NV. We have an outstanding reputation for safety, reliability, and superior customer service. From private parties and sports teams to corporate shuttles and airport transfers, we drive you wherever you need to go ... More in style.
Are We There yet LLC
Dea Hoover has been in the Tourism and Travel industry since 2000, working her way from a tour guide to running two tour companies: Discover St. Louis, a full-service receptive since 2008 as well as founding her outbound tour company, Are We There Yet? in 2005. She combines her knowledge of history and the travel industry as well as her experience buying and selling cars f ... More or Saturn to create the best tour itineraries for you at the best price. Her excellence has led to numerous features in the media, from radio and newspaper to magazines and television, including The History Channel on The States. She is also deeply committed to tourism in Missouri, currently serving as a St. Louis Regional Representative for the Missouri Travel Council, Vice President of the Hill Business Association, and the Past-President of the St. Louis Professional Tour Guide Association. She is a board member of the Washington University in St. Louis Women's Society as well as the St. Louis Actors Studio. A native of Vandalia, Missouri, Dea graduated from Washington University in St. Louis with a BSBA and a minor in English Literature.
Louisville Historic Tours
Old Louisville is an electric, fascinating neighborhood that has been gaining national recognition because of its impressive collection of its haunted history and Victorian mansions. Built primarily between 1880 and 1890, Old Louisville was once considered the most sought-after residential enclave in Derby City. Based on the books by author and storyteller David Dominé, a ... More n expert on Old Louisville and its history, tours of the neighborhood are given daily from mid-May through mid-November. The tales shared involve personal experiences and neighborhood gossip of Old Louisville.