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Calling on All International Tour Operators Show Schedule SUNDAY December 1, 2019 Arrival MONDAY December 2, 2019 Registration Opens / St. Louis City Tours Opening Night Reception ped by TUESDAY December 3, 2019 Marketplace Appointment Sessions 1 & 2 Calling on all International WEDNESDAY December 4, 2019 Tour Operators Marketplace Appointment Sessions 3 & 4 Closing Night Reception St. Lis, Missri will be on full display as they host the 8th Annual Travel South USA International Showcase. THURSDAY – SATURDAY There will be 2 FULL days of pre-scheduled appointments, December 5 – 7, 2019 Super FAMs live music, networking events and city tours featuring St. Louis’ hidden gems and iconic attractions! This invitation-only show SUNDAY is designed to grow international visitation and exclusively December 8, 2019 Super FAMs End / highlight the South’s best destinations and attractions! At the Return Home conclusion of the show, operators will have the opportunity to expand their knowledge of the Region by taking part in a state sponsored Post-FAM. To be considered for an invitation and for more information, please contact your in-country recruiter. December 1-5, 2019 Travel South USA International Showcase St. Louis, Missouri HERE’S YOUR CHANCE TO TOUR St. Lis Missri Monday, December 2nd Option 1 Baseball, Brews and Blues Tour Your first stop is a tour of Busch Stadium, home to the 11-time World Series Champion St. Louis Cardinals. The design of the ballpark considers the beautiful skyline of downtown St. Louis, and the colorful history of the iconic National League franchise. Next, head to Anheuser-Busch Brewery, known for its unique architecture and three National Historic Landmarks. During the walking tour you will see the world-famous Budweiser Clydesdales, the Beechwood Aging Cellars, and the historic Brew House. St. Louis No visit would be complete without sampling the family of Anheuser-Busch products during the tour! City Tour Options St. Louis is also the home of The National Blues Museum where you will explore the Blues and celebrate the musical genre that is the foundation of all modern music. Option 2 Get Your Kicks On Route 66 St. Louis is the largest city along Route 66 between Chicago and Los Angeles, and there are many “must-sees” and related sites along The Mother Road as it transverses through the region. We will start at the Missouri History Museum, you’ll have a private curator talk while viewing snippets from the Route 66 in Missouri documentary. Next at the Museum of Transportation, travel through 150 years of motorized history. The museum features more than 300 moving vehicles including locomotives, streetcars, rate and classic automobiles and trucks as well as a cool Coral Court room façade from Route 66. You final stop will include a sweet treat from Ted Drewes Frozen Custard, a St. Louis tradition since 1929, with its specialty “concrete” that is so thick you can turn it upside down. This historic St. Louis establishment is one of the most stories stops along Route 66. December 1-5, 2019 Travel South USA International Showcase St. Louis City Tour Options Option 3 A Little Taste of St. Louis Tour Explore the original tastes of St. Louis, during a driving overview of some of our most historic neighborhoods that feature delectable delights. Begin with a tour of Chocolate Chocolate Chocolate Company. You’ll go down to the factory floor where you can see, hear, and smell chocolates before heading to the candy kitchen. Don’t miss the chance to explore The Hill neighborhood, a charming Italian community with personality and history. You’ll receive a taste of toasted ravioli from Favazza’s on The Hill. Next you’ll visit “The Loop”, a historic district on the National Register of Historic Places. The Loop is a six-block area complete with restaurants, shopping, art, nightlife and live entertainment. This includes Fitz’s Root Beer and one of their legendary ice cream sodas. Option 4 Where the Wild Things Are! Start with a driving tour through the magnificently restored Forest Park, site of the 1904 World’s Fair. The park encompasses 1,293 acres, 450 acres larger than New York’s Central Park, and is home to some of St. Louis’ greatest treasures, all free and open to the public including the Saint Louis Art Museum, Saint Louis Science Center and Saint Louis Zoo. The wild things that live at the Zoo will be up close and personal on your reserved Behind the Scenes tour with a zookeeper. Enjoy a brief tour of the Zoo making your way to the different animal encounters. The Missouri History Museum, another building free and open to the public, is our next stop where you will visit the Special Exhibits: Pulitzer Prize Photographs and Mighty Mississippi. Option 5 Civil Rights, An African-American Experience St. Louis has been a prominent player in African Americans’ fight for civil rights for nearly two centuries, starting in 1819 when free blacks and their white allies protested Missouri’s admission into the Union as a slave state. This tour will be led by Gwen Moore, Curator of Urban Landscape and Community Identity. Beginning with a private tour and talk at the Missouri Historical Society’s Library and Research Center then travel to other venues central to St. Louis’s civil rights story including the Shelley House, site of the Jefferson Bank and the Old Courthouse. December 1-5, 2019 Travel South USA International Showcase St. Louis City Tour Options TRAVEL SOUTH USA SUPER FAM TOURS Tr One Westward Bound: Going to Kansas City Thursday, December 5, 2019 thrgh Sunday, December 8, 2019 Itiny Go to Kansas City for an experience steeped in culture, Day 1: Thursday, Dec. 5, 2019 history, barbecue and beer. Listen to live jazz, an Depart St. Louis for Hermann Tour Kansas City, Overnight unforgettable music style created nearly a century ago in Day 2: Friday, Dec. 6, 2019 the city’s dance calls, cabarets and speakeasies. Savor the Tour Kansas City, Overnight city’s slow-cooked, spiced and saucy gift to the world – Kansas City barbecue. Day 3: Saturday, Dec. 7, 2019 More than just a cooking method, it’s an institution rich with history and culinary Tour Kansas City, Overnight tradition. At the Arabia Steamboat Museum you’ll be wowed by the story of Day 4: Sunday, Dec. 8, 2019 a steamboat excavated from a farm field where the Missouri River once ran. Return home through Kansas City International Airport (MCI) Thousands of pounds of well-preserve cargo provide a glimpse into the 1850s. A tour at Boulevard Brewery, will take you behind the scenes at the largest specialty craft beer brewing facility in the Midwest. Brewers use the best of both Kansas City St. Louis old and new techniques to produce a variety of fresh, flavorful beers. Hermann Missouri Consumer TravelSouthUSA.com Industry TravelSouthUSA.org Important Note for all FAM guests: FAM Tours DO NOT return to St. Louis. Please confirm your departure city and airport prior to making your travel arrangements. Please allow a minimum of 3 hours from arrival at departure airport until your departure flight. All FAM Tours will have the option of arriving at your departure airport by 12:00pm local time. Please Note: All tours are subject to change and reserved on a first-come, first served basis, please register early. December 1-5, 2019 Travel South USA International Showcase Post FAM Options TRAVEL SOUTH USA SUPER FAM TOURS Tr Two Route 66 & Branson Explore the Mother Road Itiny Day 1: Thursday, Dec. 5, 2019 Depart St. Louis for Thursday, December 5, 2019 Pulaski County, MO Tour Springfield, Overnight Sunday, December 8, 2019 thrgh Day 2: Friday, Dec. 6, 2019 Tour Branson, Overnight Route 66 will transport you from the early days of road Day 3: Saturday, Dec. 7, 2019 tripping to some of Missouri’s newest and grandest Tour Branson, Overnight attractions. Travel along the Mother Road where neon lights Day 4: Sunday, Dec. 8, 2019 still shine and diners serve up classic burgers, shakes and Return home through pie. In Springfield – where the famous road received its name – you’ll experience Springfield-Branson National Airport (SDF) the Wonders of Wildlife Natural Museum and Aquarium. One of the largest, most immersive fish and wildlife attractions in the world, Wonders of Wildlife was named 2017’s best new attraction in a national USA Today reader poll. At Fantastic Caverns, a jeep-drawn tram will take Missouri St. Louis you through the country’s only ride-through Pulaski County cave. Turning south toward Branson, take in Springfield one of the town’s famous live shows and tour the Titanic Museum where stories of the ship, Branson passengers and crew come to life. Top it all off at Top of the Rock, a premier resort with expansive views of the Ozarks and an array of attractions and activities. Consumer TravelSouthUSA.com Industry TravelSouthUSA.org Important Note for all FAM guests: FAM Tours DO NOT return to St. Louis. Please confirm your departure city and airport prior to making your travel arrangements. Please allow a minimum of 3 hours from arrival at departure airport until your departure flight. All FAM Tours will have the option of arriving at your departure airport by 12:00pm local time. Please Note: All tours are subject to change and reserved on a first-come, first served basis, please register early. December 1-5, 2019 Travel South USA International Showcase Post FAM Options TRAVEL SOUTH USA SUPER FAM TOURS Tr Three Only in the Ozarks Thursday, December 5, 2019 thrgh Sunday, December 8, 2019 Itiny A road trip through the Arkansas Ozarks will take your breath Day 1: Thursday, Dec.
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