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Tips for families
Although not known specifically for their kid-friendly activities, both Nashville and Memphis offer plenty of fun options for families. For help in planning family vacations, check out the sample itineraries and hotel-and-attractions packages... Continue reading »
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Tips for gay and lesbian travelers
While lacking the vibrancy of many larger U.S. cities, both Nashville and Memphis have much to offer gay travelers. To find out more about the Nashville gay and lesbian community, contact Outloud Book Store, 1703 Church St. (tel. 615/340-0... Continue reading »
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Tips for senior travelers
Senior travelers can expect discounts of several dollars off regular adult admission prices at most major tourist attractions in Nashville and Memphis. Members of AARP, 601 E St. NW, Washington, DC 20049 (tel. 888/687-2277; www.aarp.org),... Continue reading »
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Tips for single travelers
On package vacations, single travelers are often hit with a "single supplement" to the base price. To avoid it, you can agree to room with other single travelers or find a compatible roommate before you go, from one of the many roommate-locat... Continue reading »
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Tips for student travelers
There are many universities and colleges in the Nashville area, but the main ones are Vanderbilt University, on West End Ave. (tel. 615/322-7311), a private four-year research-oriented university; Tennessee State University, 3500 John A. Merr... Continue reading »
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Tips for travelers with disabilities
Most disabilities shouldn't stop anyone from traveling in the U.S. There are more options and resources out there than ever before. Almost all hotels and motels in Nashville offer wheelchair-accessible accommodations, but when making reser... Continue reading »
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Tips for travelers with pets
For travelers to Tennessee who just can't bear to leave their furry friends behind, the following websites offer information about pet-friendly accommodations and attractions: www.petswelcome.com www.pettravel.com www.travelpets.com... Continue reading »
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Tips for women travelers
Check out the award-winning website Journeywoman (www.journeywoman.com), a "real life" women's travel-information network where you can sign up for a free e-mail newsletter and get advice on everything from etiquette and dress to safety. The... Continue reading »
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Tips for black travelers
Because Tennessee is so rich in African-American heritage, the convention and visitors bureaus in both cities offer free, specialized resources for travelers in black-history and multi-cultural heritage. Black Travel Online (www.blacktrave... Continue reading »
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Tips for vegetarian travelers
Happy Cow's Vegetarian Guide to Restaurants & Health Food Stores (www.happycow.net) has a restaurant guide with more than 6,000 restaurants in 100 countries. VegDining.com also lists vegetarian restaurants (with profiles) around the world. Ve... Continue reading »
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Staying connected
Telephones Generally, hotel surcharges on long-distance and local calls are astronomical, so you're better off using your cellphone or a public pay telephone. Many convenience groceries and packaging services sell prepaid calling cards in... Continue reading »
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Suggested itineraries
Many of Memphis's must-see sites are located downtown and in nearby South Memphis. Therefore, it's feasible to tackle a good chunk of the city's best in a single, action-packed day. As with any destination, the seasons and your personal inter... Continue reading »
Memphis Travel Experiences
Popular Memphis Hotels
- River Inn Of Harbor Town
- Hyatt Place Memphis Primacy Parkway
- Madison Hotel
- Staybridge Suites
- Peabody Hotel
- Hampton Inn Memphis-Poplar
- Embassy Suites Memphis
- The Westin Beale Street Memphis
- Hyatt Place Wolfchase Galleria
- Memphis Marriott





