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Welcome to New England

The New England section of www.grouptravelplanner.net will guide the travel professional through supplier categories listed to the right and assist them with itinerary planning for groups to Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, or Vermont. Search the New England section of the site for group tour planning ideas, itinerary writing assistance and packaged travel options for your upcoming tour series.

The Crossroads of History & Geography

Looking for a quintessentially American tour for your group? Well look no further! Given the region’s unique history and diverse geography it’s often remarked that New England is America, a claim that seems instantly justifiable even to the casual observer. It is a region both fiercely modern and deeply rooted in history at the same time. Today’s cosmopolitan cities and tranquil country settings still whisper secrets of a past that stretches all the way back to the founding of America’s first colonies.

While this region has seen tremendous industrial development since the early days of the colonies, there’s still plenty of wild past in the present. The Green Mountains of Vermont would be instantly recognizable to Samuel de Champlain who first saw them 400 years ago, and not much has changed in the woodlands of Maine since American writer and naturalist Henry David Thoreau visited more than 150 years ago. The vast and sundry countryside lends itself to a myriad of group activities, ranging from wildlife and rafting to skiing and beachcombing and everything in between. And let’s not forget about indoor activity! The architecturally stunning towns and cities of New England are jam packed with museums, historical sites, galleries and so much more.

From the windswept coastlines of Rhode Island and Connecticut to luscious mountains of New Hampshire and Vermont and the rocky shores of Maine and Massachusetts, New England’s “Wow” factor is off the scale! So “Wow” your group this year and treat them to all of America, all in one place.