The National Tour Association has compiled an extensive list of virtual tours and educational resources for travel planners. You can see what’s happening in popular cities, states, and provinces—and at top attractions—by checking out their digital resources.
Ottawa Tourism
In addition to taking a virtual look at Canada’s capital city via this overview tour, you can discover a number of other online tours, exhibitions, activities, and performances at Ottawa Tourism’s website.
For more information, email Ottawa Tourism’s Kelly Dean.
Hermitage: Home of President Andrew Jackson
Video tour options include ones featuring the mansion and historical gardens, and the attraction’s Virtual Visits go live every Tuesday and new History from Home videos are posted every Thursday. Members of the education team are providing web conferences and lessons on Jacksonian America (email for more details).
For more information, email the Hermitage’s Tina Goodrow.
Visit Delaware
Virtual tours of the First State are organized into five categories—Pristine Beaches, Historical Gems, the Great Outdoors, Bold Flavors, and Tax-free Shopping—with each one containing details on the best of Delaware.
For more information, email Visit Delaware’s Tina Madanat.
Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board
From its renowned museums and theaters to its Hollywood roots and beach culture, Los Angeles is an iconic destination. The city’s tourism board has put together a batch of great explore-at-home options showcasing the best of LA.
For more information, email the Los Angeles Tourism & Convention Board’s Tami Martelli.
John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum
The facility, which is dedicated to the 35th U.S. president, covers classroom needs for teachers and students through its range of innovative lesson plans and online exhibits featuring archival materials.
For more information, email the JFK Library’s Ian Shepherd.
To see virtual tours from other destinations and attractions, click here.
Top photo: The Santa Monica Pier is one of Los Angeles’ most iconic locations.
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