[QUIZ] Which Destination is Best for Your Ensemble?

Find out which destination fits you and your musical group best!

United States

Looking to travel but not keen on spending too much? No worries—there’s plenty to explore right here at home! Boston, New York, Washington, D.C. and Chicago are all world-class cities with plenty to offer for any type of ensemble. Enjoy not just the musical performances but the wealth of art and international cultures that have amassed in these incredible metropolitan areas. And for the perfect combination of fun and musical experiences, who doesn’t love a trip to Disney World?!

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Canada

Our friendly neighbor to the north offers a fantastic opportunity to try going on an international tour while staying close to home. In particular, Quebec—the cradle of French civilization in North America—features cosmopolitan cities, historic churches, scenic vistas, wonderful food and great music. And of course we can never forget the lovely and friendly demeanor that Canadians are so famous for!

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Costa Rica

Costa Rica is one of the most biodiverse places on Earth with steaming rainforests, waterfalls, volcanoes, beaches, mangrove swamps and a huge variety of wildlife. A great alternative to European trips, this is a safe, exciting and economical international destination for your performance tour. Cultural connections, exchange concerts, and amazing natural wonders await your ensemble here!

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Italy

With its diverse natural beauty, wealth of artistic treasures (more than the rest of the world combined!), passionate people and delicious food, it’s easy to fall in love with Italy. Come concert time, the beautiful cathedrals, gorgeous basilicas and picturesque piazzas filled with enthusiastic audiences will have you exclaiming, “Viva l’Italia!”

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Eastern Europe

While small in size, the Eastern European countries of Hungary, Slovakia and the Czech Republic pack an abundance of old-world charm. Moreover, each one boasts its own unique musical heritage and wonderful concert venues. Take your ensemble slightly off the beaten path to these lands of beautiful cities, stunning landscapes, and warm and welcoming people!

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Ireland

Full of fascinating history, rich culture, incredible scenery and friendly people, Ireland is an ideal performance tour destination for any musical ensemble. Cozy villages, dramatic landscapes, mag castles, abbeys and the warmth of the local population will make this a trip you and your musicians will never forget!

Need some inspiration? Read all about Lebanon High School Band’s performance tour to Ireland!

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Argentina

Argentina is a beautiful and diverse country with plenty to offer to any traveler. The food, music and culture will truly excite your senses, and opportunities to experience something new are around every corner. Try some dulce de leche, enjoy a concert at the Teatro Colón, and, of course, dance the tango! A trip to Argentina is truly a life-changing opportunity for any musician.

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Spain

Medieval towns, Gothic cathedrals, sunny beaches, friendly people, amazing food and a rich artistic heritage (Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dalí are two of the many famous artists who called Spain home) are just a few of the reasons your ensemble will love Spain. When it’s time to perform, enthusiastic audiences and a variety of fantastic venues make this the ultimate musically-rewarding destination!

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