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United States Tour Companies
Platinum Travel
Platinum Travel, based in Louisville, Kentucky, was founded by Marlys Swope in 1982 and has been a proud member of Virtuoso, the industry’s leading luxury travel network, since 2000. Through our collaboration with our Virtuoso network, we can design the perfect getaway, built to your specifications. In 2016, Platinum Travel was acquired by The ALTOUR Group, under The ... More Travel Authority banner. This gives us access to the wealth of programs within ALTOUR, including preferred airline and hotel rates. With our worldwide connections, we’re able to offer you the best value for your travel dollar, with an experienced staff dedicated to “exceeding your expectations through excellence, enthusiasm, and ingenuity.
Sites & Insights Tours Inc
Explore Charleston’s ubiquitous African American History & Gullah Geechee Culture with Sites and Insights Tours, Inc., departing daily from the Charleston Visitor Center. Let’s travel through the streets of downtown Charleston or venture off the Charleston peninsula to visit two of our nearby Sea Islands – James & Johns – or perhaps you’d enjoy the unique blend o ... More f taking in both downtown & the two Sea Islands. Whichever tour you select, you’ll see, hear & experience an inclusive look at one of America’s premier destinations, emphasizing area African American history & culture. Private tours, group tours, and lectures are also available.
Ugly Anne Boat Tours / Straits Area Tour Co
Create a Mackinaw memory aboard Ugly Anne on one of our cruises under the Mackinac Bridge.