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Open my world: Who’s who at NTA

July 10, 2018

This week in our “Open my world” segment, we take a trip to Louisiana’s Cajun Country and introduce two attractions on opposite sides of the United States that offer truly unique experiences. These partners—and so many more—will be in Milwaukee this November to promote their diverse product options at Travel Exchange ’18.

Lafayette CVC
NTA contact: Eugenie Mitchell
Lafayette, Louisiana
LafayetteTravel.com
Markets: Culinary, history/heritage, arts/culture

Lafayette is known for its swampland dotted with moss draped cypress trees teeming with wildlife, which makes it the perfect destination for bird watching, paddling, fishing and numerous other outdoor activities. It also is home to the Cajun and Creole flavors you crave, along with the freshest in Louisiana Gulf seafood. New generations of chefs are putting an inventive spin on time-honored recipes using the freshest local ingredients making the city a culinary gem. Laissez les bons temps rouler!

Corning Museum of Glass
NTA contact: Sally Berry, CTP
Corning, New York
cmog.org
Markets: Arts/culture, student, family

The Corning Museum of Glass is located in the beautiful Finger Lakes Wine Country of New York and is home to the world’s premier collection of art, historical and scientific glass. Visits may include hands-on glassmaking activities, dining in our expanded café, watching a live Hot Glass Show and shopping in our GlassMarket shops. Hub-and-spoke tours could include any of the area wineries amidst scenic countryside including Binghamton, Cooperstown, Rochester or Buffalo, New York.

Palm Springs Aerial Tramway
NTA contact: Gabriele Madison
Palm Springs, California
pstramway.com
Markets: Active/adventure, student, family

The world’s largest rotating aerial tramway rises over 2.5 miles to a scenic wonderland. The tram’s two 80-passenger cars revolve slowly from within, providing a spectacular 360-degree view of the desert. Once guests reach the end of their journey at an elevation of 8,516, they enter a Mountain Station that features viewpoints, two restaurants, gift shop, natural history museum and a theater. Special lunch and dinner packages with advance reservations are offered as well as NTA member rates.

 

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