New Orleans Holidays

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From stops in New York and Washington DC head for the south, through Civil War battlegrounds, the Blue Ridge Parkway and the Great Smoky Mountains to the music cities of Memphis, Nashville and New Orleans before arriving in sunny Florida.

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For film and music enthusiasts, this tour gives you the opportunity to visit first-hand some of the most familiar of U.S. sites that have been extensively used in hit movies. Cities like Chicago, Memphis, Birmingham, and New Orleans all have their place in representing the history of film and music.

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Immerse yourself in the soothing sounds of the soul, rhythm and blues, and country music as you journey down America’s south. Pay tribute to Elvis Presley in fascinating Graceland, prepare your palate for spicy Cajun cuisine in Louisiana, and keep your eyes peeled for alligators in the country’s largest river swamp on this sense-awakening tour.

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From Memphis to Nashville, Clarksville to New Orleans, the Deep South is the heartland of American music, and this route takes you to some of its most famous spots, taking in all the best sights and sounds along the way.

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To some, Tennessee and the deep south regions conjure up images of the sultry Delta, of cotton fields and the eerie wail of lonesome Blues singers, as indeed this beautiful tour travels in what is defined as the cradle of American music from Blues, Country, Gospel and Soul to Rock’n’Roll.

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This 12 night tour starts from Atlanta and travels to Charleston, Savannah, Tallahassee, New Orleans, Memphis and Nashville before returning back to Atlanta.

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The 14-story Hampton Inn New Orleans Downtown French Quarter is just steps away from Bourbon Street and the French Quarter. Here you’ll find the outstanding quality and service you’ve come to expect from Hampton Inn.

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Since 1886, the Hotel Monteleone has proudly stood as one of the first landmarks in the famous French Quarter.

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