Olsen-O'Leary was incredible to work with, they took care of every aspect of the trip, and made…read moresure that everything went smoothly. Moreover, it was because of Olsen-O'Leary that we made the right choice of resort and room. Had we followed our own counsel, we would have ended up in a more crowded area, and it would have really impacted our enjoyment. This was a very, very special trip for us, and because of Olsen-O'Leary, it ended up being everything we had imagined, and more. We will be a permanent client of Olsen-O'Leary!

Brett planned our entire two week mother-daughter trip to Italy (Sardinia, Tuscany, Florence) and…read morewe could not have had a better experience! He was so patient and knowledgable. I actually got sick two days before we were to leave - and we had to cancel the whole trip and rebook it. Brett handled everything and rescheduled it all. I can't imagine how we would've handled that on our own - his relationships with our hotels and organized activities is the only reason we were able to rebook without being charged for all the cancellation fees. Our hotels, private transfers, tours, and restaurant reservations were all 10/10 and absolutely perfect for us! I will not take another big trip without Brett handling it! Another really helpful tool was their app that had all our reservations in one place, including flights, transfers, activities, and dinner reservations. It made it SO much easier to keep everything organized. I am not a high-tech person and even I found it very easy and helpful to use! It is a must. We look forward to working with Brett again in the future.

We had the best time on this tour. I even learned some new things about my own city! The tour…read moreguides were super nice and accommodating. I like how they incorporate history, art, and culture. We biked to Allegheny City Brewing, swung by Penn for a look at the lager caves, stopped at Eleventh hour and Aslin. Beers were included as well as bites at one stop. I would say that you should have moderate skill/confidence riding a bike for this tour since you're weaving through the city. A great way to explore Pittsburgh and get a small taste of our awesome beer scene!

We had a blast doing the Bikes & Brews Tour with Dan and Diane experiencing some great tastings and…read morelearning pieces of Pittsburgh history.

Early June I was blessed to be able to participate in a trip with KEDC guided by Scholastica to…read moreWilliamsburg, Jamestown, Yorktown, and Norfolk Virginia. Thank you Susie for such a wonderful opportunity and all of the information you provided on our trip.

took a trip to Colonial Williamsburg with Kathy as our tour guide...she was very informative and…read moreentertaining! Great trip!

We took our grandchildren here on Friday. The staff was beyond friendly and Ian(manager), was so…read morekind. We needed to make a change in people who were ziplinlng, and Ian just took care of everything. Everyone was so professional too. We highly recommend this for children (over7), and adults. lots of fun, lots of adventure, lots of memories. Thank you!

Me and my family have gone here for 2 years now and every time I have loved it!!!The workers are…read moreall very kind and helpful. The ropes course is very fun and difficult at some parts easier at others.Overall the zip line is super fun.I definitely recommend it here!!!

What might've been a once in a lifetime beautiful travel experience was fundamentally miserable…read morebecause of the the type of people this tour group attracts. Self-entitled cliques with excluding mean spirited behavior that is totally condoned by tour manager because they're "frequently flyers" cash cows. The disingenuousness was reprehensible! Totally greed driven with no care for the quality of my experience. Thank God I had the inner strength to rise above all the despicable behavior, including being physically attacked, and still get some enjoyment out of it. Comparing notes with others I know for a fact that I'm not only one who was bullied & mistreated. Too bad I found out after my trip. When I look at my pics it feels very bittersweet.

Spectacular, marvelous, wonderful, enlightening -- I need more adjectives beyond "amazing" as my…read moretrip to The Balkans was a fabulous tight-knit group of friendly/kind travelers who really looked out for each other! Thank you Stacey for leading us with grace and wide smile! Marsha Peltz Sterling, VA

Many thanks to Adam who greeted us this past weekend for our first trip to the Bedford area. A lot…read moreof great history about the area and information on activities close by shared. We especially enjoyed the covered bridges and the Old Bedford Village you recommended. We can't wait to return to the area.

From the owner: Bedford County is located in South Central Pa. The countryside is beautiful, prices are affordable,…read morethe people are friendly and there are many family oriented activities to enjoy. The pace is a little slower than most places, and we like it that way! We will strive to be the most helpful, friendly visitors bureau in Pennsylvania, offering pleasant service to every visitor who calls or visits our office. We will take the time with every visitor and caller to make them feel like a friend instead of a customer. We'll promptly respond to everyone who takes the time to call or write to our office. We will never forget that we exist to serve the visitor and to effectively promote our beautiful area. We will strive to be the most helpful, friendly visitors bureau in Pennsylvania, offering pleasant service to every visitor who calls or visits our office. We will take the time with every visitor and caller to make them feel like a friend instead of a customer. We'll promptly respond to everyone who takes the time to call or write to our office. We will never forget that we exist to serve the visitor and to effectively promote our beautiful area.

Even though the incline was closed, we stopped to look since we were going to the adjacent…read morerestaurant for dinner. It was constructed as a "lifesaver" after the Johnstown Flood of May 31, 1889, the Incline has more than lived up to its original lifesaving purpose. I read that flood waters again swept through the Conemaugh and Stonycreek Valleys on March 17, 1936 and July 20, 1977. During both floods, the Incline carried men, women, children and vehicles to safety and help. It is one of the longest and steepest hoists in the world and one of the few transportation systems of its kind still in existence and has its place in the Guinness Book of Records as "The steepest vehicular inclined plane in the world." The incline is closed for refurbishments set to be completed in Spring 2023. We were thrilled to see a large American flag flying above the incline. The flagpole is 125 feet tall and is on the highest point above the valley. I am sure that this flag can be seen for miles.

This was an enjoyable little trip up the mountain over Johnstown. Great views!! Gives you a great…read moreperspective of the city