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Visit Kansas City, MO, for African-American Cultural History, Fountains and BBQ

Kansas City, Missouri, is one of the many iconic representations of the American melting pot culture in the U.S. This famous city is home to some of the most distinguished museums in the entire country. Kansas City is also known as the city of fountains and boasts even more fountains than Rome; it has more than 40 public waterworks that range from classical to modern and minimalist to ornate.
Kansas City is the largest city in the state of Missouri both by population and area. Per a 2020 survey, the population of Kansas City exceeded 508,090 residents, while it hosts more than 25 million visiting tourists annually. This city is located at the junction of the Missouri and Kansas Rivers and borders the state of Kansas.
Kansas City’s origins date back to early 17th century America when French fur traders arrived via the Missouri River and built their cabins along the banks of said river. In the early 18th century, Frenchmen from St. Louis, MO, traveled along the Missouri River to trap furs and trade with Native Americans. 
This city is also famous for its prevalence and contributions to African American culture. Numerous African American educators, entrepreneurs, activists, athletes, and entertainers built a vibrant community that shaped the destiny of the city itself. 
Kansas City has a rich variety of museums including the Atkins Museum of Art, the Arabia Steamboat Museum, National WWI Museum & Memorial, and the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, which all offer unforgettable experiences for locals and tourists.  Kansas City is also known as the city of BBQ and hosts some of the best BBQ-oriented eateries and restaurants in the entire country! Other entertainment can be found in the Vine Jazz District.


Visit Branson for live theater and theme parks, good wholesome fun

Branson, Missouri, is among the most popular tourist destinations in the Midwest. From theme parks to live shows, Branson is a wholesome, safe, and exciting place to check off of your vacationing bucket list.  People love to experience the ziplines, cave tours, go-karting, mini-golf, and theme parks. This acclaimed hub of tourism attracts both in and out-of-state crowds, most commonly during the summer months of June, July, and August. 
While the population of Branson, MO, is just above a mere 11,000 people, this famed tourist location gets over 7.2 million visitors each year. Branson. is ranked 20th among all overnight leisure vacation destinations in the country. A geographical profile of Branson, shows that 15% of its visitors come from within state lines. However, a whopping 55% come from over 300 miles away.
Besides the multitude of theaters that Branson, MO, is best known for, this tourist hotspot also features the Hollywood Wax Museum Branson, White Water, the Mount Pleasant Winery, Dolly Parton’s Stampede, and more. The most popular theme park in Missouri, Silver Dollar City, features spectacular rides, amazing attractions, world-class festivals, and much more. Splash Country Waterpark is another famed attraction in Branson. This indoor/outdoor waterpark hosts four one-of-a-kind attractions and five slide complexes.  Those looking for a more laid-back and calm experience will certainly enjoy the beach parks, variety of museums, and the famous Ripley’s Believe It or Not museum.

St. Louis, MO, for ribs, professional sports and the world's largest arch.

St. Louis is a vibrant metropolis flourishing in the U.S. heartland that never quite relinquished its avidly autonomous frontier-town roots but still maintains a classic Midwestern humbleness. 
What started as a thriving river port town, St. Louis is also where the Lewis and Clark Expedition launched, and in the 19th century became the launching pad for the Santa Fe, Oregon, and California pioneer trails. To this day, St. Louis remains a major transportation and distribution center, with the second largest inland port in the country as part of the Inland Waterway System. 
St. Louis has become a sports mecca, with St. Louis Cardinals baseball fans and Blues hockey fans making the pilgrimage to sip a Budweiser at Busch Stadium or rally behind a power play at the Enterprise Center.
St. Louis is known for its gooey cake and frozen custard, while those with a more savory appetite can enjoy the sweet heat of those slow-smoked St. Louis style ribs. A St. Louis specialty: toasted ravioli from Anthonio’s. Cool down with a Ted Drewes frozen custard. Or, take in a performance of the St. Louis Symphony, the second oldest symphony orchestra in the country. Rhythm, blues, jazz, and hip hop keep up the beat with available sets at several venues throughout the city. 
St. Louis is on bluffs above the western banks of the Mississippi River. The Missouri River makes up the northern border of St. Louis County, while the Meramec River forms the majority of its southern border.
Visit the Gateway Arch. At 630 feet, the Gateway Arch is the world’s tallest arch and tallest human-made monument in the Western Hemisphere. 
Then to Vincent Van Doughnut, then head to Blueberry Hill, a delightful commemoration to music, rock and roll, and Chuck Berry. Don’t miss the Missouri Botanical Gardens, or the City Museum with a turn on the Ferris wheel. 

Plane Class	Example Plane	Max. Passengers
Air Taxi	Piper Cherokee	3	See Options
Midsize Air Taxi	Beechcraft Baron	5	See Options
Large Air Taxi	Piper Chieftain	8	See Options
Executive Air Taxi	Pilatus PC-12	8-9	See Options
Light Jet	Phenom 300	6-7	See Options
Midsize Jet	Hawker 800	8-9	See Options
Large Jet	Gulfstream V	14	See Options

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