Hello, fellow sober travelers! We’re excited to introduce you to a unique travel experience from Hooked on Travel, designed specifically for those of us living the alcohol-free lifestyle. This October 21st through 24th, join us for the “Friends in Dry Places” tour in the iconic city of Nashville.
A Unique Take on Nashville
This isn’t your typical Nashville tour. Yes, Hooked on Travel will be hitting some of the city’s famous tourist attractions, but they’ve also included stops suggested by local Nashvillians who are passionate about living alcohol-free. Thanks to Instagram, Hooked on Travel has connected with these locals to curate an itinerary that will give you a unique and authentic Nashville experience, without the booze. Prepare for some rockin’ good times!
Prime Accommodations
Your home base for this adventure will be the Sheraton Grand Nashville Downtown. Centrally located, this hotel puts you in the heart of the action. The package price is $1275 USD, based on double occupancy, with single occupancy rates available upon request.
An Exciting Itinerary
Your Nashville journey includes:
- A welcome dinner at Martin’s BBQ Joint, featured on the popular TV show, Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.
- An entrance to the Country Music Hall of Fame Museum, including the hatch tour and Historic RCA Studio B Tour.
- A thrilling Monster Truck Night tour.
- A backstage tour at the Grand Old Opry, one of the most famous music venues in the world.
- A ticket to a live performance at the legendary Bluebird Cafe.
- Entrance to the Johnny Cash Museum, where you can learn all about the Man in Black.
- A visit to White Limozeen, a rooftop Dolly Parton-inspired restaurant at the Graduate Hotel.
All venue transportation is included in your package. Please note that flights, travel insurance, and airport transfers are not included. Any meals and activities not mentioned in the package are also not included.
Join Us for an Unforgettable Experience
This is a unique opportunity to experience Nashville’s rich culture and history while connecting with fellow sober travelers. You’ll create lasting memories and return home with a fresh perspective on alcohol-free travel. Don’t miss out on this incredible journey. Book your spot on the “Friends in Dry Places” tour today!
Source: Hooked on Travel NASHVILLE – Friends in Dry Places
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