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Fallwinter 2009 3/19/10 1:22 PM Page 1 ITIN-0117 ITMW Spring2010.qxd:FallWinter 2009 3/19/10 1:22 PM Page 1 $5.95 US $7.95 CAN www.itinerariesmidwest.com ITIN-0117 ITMW Spring2010.qxd:FallWinter 2009 3/19/10 1:22 PM Page 2 ITIN-0117 ITMW Spring2010.qxd:FallWinter 2009 3/19/10 1:22 PM Page 3 ITIN-0117 ITMW Spring2010.qxd:FallWinter 2009 3/19/10 1:23 PM Page 4 56 South 33rd Avenue, #234 | St. Cloud, Minnesota 56301 l e t t e r f r o m 320-259-1082 | 877-832-7267 | Fax: 763-201-7945 the publishers [email protected] | www.itinerariesmidwest.com Heather J. Lahren | CO-PUBLISHER Dear Planner, [email protected] As a good planner, you’ll appreciate that this issue highlights theaters big and small all Mark W. Peterson | CO-PUBLISHER [email protected] across the Midwest. Discover a vast variety of theaters, from the ornate indoor theaters to Kelly Surla | OPERATIONS MANAGER the spacious outdoor theaters, small town venues to large cities and everything in between. [email protected] Lynn Gottwalt | TRAFFIC MANAGER Prepare yourself for a world class touring experience that is truly superior, the Circle [email protected] Tour of Lake Superior. Look for this feature each Spring to discover new and exciting things Tom Swatosh | ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE this Great Lake and its surrounding area has to offer your groups. [email protected] Matt Lahren | ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Thanks to suggestions from readers like you, we are able to expand the services we [email protected] provide, including adding a new section for the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, check it out Jill Ressemann | MARKETING SUPPORT on page 60! [email protected] Andrea Rieland | GRAPHICS/WEB PROGRAMMER So for now, remember, all the Midwest is a stage... Enjoy the show! [email protected] Carinna K. Hard Bullemer | ART DIRECTOR HARD AT WORK Design, inc. | [email protected] Best Regards, CONTRIBUTING WRITERS CENTRAL CANADACANADA Heather J. Lahren and Mark W. 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Britt Aamodt North dakota MINNESOTA U.P., MICHIGANMICHIGAN Donna Cordle-Gray | Visit Missouri WISCONSIN ADVISORY BOARD SOUTH dakota Susan Yarolem | Celebration River Cruises table of contents ILLINOIS: Sharon Dixon | Inbound Iowa spring 2010 IOWA IOWA:Bob Oliver | Legacy Tour & Travel NEBRASKA Sylvia Rice | Salina Chamber ILLINOIS KANSAS: Dawn Krosnowski | Sunshine Travel MINNESOTA: illinois --------------- 14 KANSAS MISSOURI Sherri Mullery | Bloomington CVB Stacy Crabtree | Metcalf Bank featuring MISSOURI: ---------------- Tricia Beem | Grand Island, Hall County CVB iowa 16 NEBRASKA:Marilyn Whitehead | Allied Tour & Travel Deanne Felchle | North Dakota Tourism 6 Theaters Big & Small NORTH DAKOTA: kansas -------------- 25 Carrol Juven | Juven Tours & Travel Shebby Lee | Shebby Lee Tours columns SOUTH DAKOTA:Karen Witt | Watertown CVB minnesota ----------- 27 Peggy Bitzer | Circle Wisconsin 5 Missouri WISCONSIN:Joyce Ohrmundt | Nationwide Travelers destination highlight Jill Lusty | Destination Winnipeg missouri ------------- 51 8 It’s Show Time! CENTRALRose CANADA: Ann Kupiak | Embassy Tours, Ltd profile ------------ 9 We make every effort to be as accurate as possible, but assume no nebraska 54 tour highlight responsibility for errors or omissions found in this magazine or A Circle Tour of Lake Superior any other corporate publications produced by ITINERARIES Inc. north dakota --------- 55 Proud Members of: Tour Minnesota Association (TMA) & American Bus Association (ABA) POSTMASTER: south dakota --------- 57 Send address changes to ITINERARIES Inc. on the cover 56 South 33rd Avenue #234, St. Cloud, MN 56301 Crown Center in Kansas City, NupperEW peninsula, MI --- 60 Missouri is often referred to as a COPYRIGHT 2010 city within a city! To 5 million fun- wisconsin ----------- 61 seekers each year, Crown Center is an entertainment attraction, with specialty shopping, restaurants, theaters and central canada ------- 66 other entertainment venues. photo credits Cover images: Crown Center; Other images: Jim Gallop, Chris Caldwell, Dan Donovan, J Koeck, Carinna K. Hard Bullemer, Austin’s Angora Goats & Mohair Gifts, The Barn Theater, Burnsville Performing Arts Center, Council Bluffs Chamber of Commerce & CVB, Fairmont CVB, Fanny Hill Dinner Theatre, Fargo-Moorhead CVB, Hop aboard our next issue Fargo Theatre, Faribault Area Chamber of Commerce & Tourism, Fox Hills Resort, Fox Theatre, Frost Fire Theatre, Historic Bluff Country, Jackpot Junction Casino Hotel, Lake City Chamber, Mall of America, Visit Missouri, Music Theatre of Wichita, Orpheum Theater, Plymouth Playhouse, Riverside Theatre Coming Summer 2010… Shakespeare Festival, Savanna Army Depot & Military Museum, Science Museum of Minnesota, Southeast South Trains, Planes & Automobiles! 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Interested bank began and Jesse James ended, St. Joseph loyalty travel planners should visit recalls a time when the West was truly www.MissouriTravel.com, call (816) 444- wild. www.stjomo.com 0991 or email [email protected]. Hannibal: “America’s Hometown” and Missouri is proud to be at the forefront in Branson, Missouri, “Where someone you home to one of Missouri’s most famous providing exceptional and memorable love is always playing,” is hosting the 14th sons, Mark Twain. Your Hannibal group tours. Branson alone receives Annual Sales/Educational Conference, adventure may include the Mark Twain almost 8 million visitors a year. We are Destined for Branson 2010. Experience Boyhood Home and Museum, the Mark equally as proud of all the other treasures the best of Ozark hospitality during this Twain Cave and a relaxing trip on the throughout our state. 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