As much or more than many other sectors, the travel industry has been hard hit by the effects of the pandemic for more than a year and a half. And the role they are playing in assisting consumers and business travelers is a bit of a roller coaster, Corridor travel agents said.
Plenty to see and do off the beaten path, from Lily Lake to artisan shops and museums in Iowa County’s National Historic Landmark.
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The attraction, slated to open in Waterloo in 2022, will have themed “lands” with a backstory. Trips to Beyond Universal and Disney and to Ireland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and France helped inform the new park.
A webcam set up by the Raptor Resource Project in 2010 allowed millions a peek inside an eagles’ nest
Norwegian heritage is one thing that distinguishes Decorah in northeast Iowa.
Agritourism site gearing up for Sunflower, Harvest festivals in rural Atkins.
Cedar Rapids neared pre-pandemic levels of traffic in the summer, but the lack of business travel has lowered expectations for the fall.
AAA travel agent Lisa Swanson also advises that you pack something extra for your vacation this year: patience and understanding.
From quaint Main Street shops to zipping around Chestnut Mountain, it’s easy to spend a day away in this historic Illinois town.
Mississippi River city home to serpentine street, verdant parks, recreation and a nearby grotto.
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