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No trip to New Orleans would be complete without a visit to Bourbon Street and an opportunity to experience its lively party atmosphere. Hyatt Centric French Quarter is situated nearby and within easy reach of many of this friendly city’s top attractions. There are some great dining options on-site as well as the luxury of having a secluded outdoor pool.

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An art-centric hotel located in the vibrant port district, mere steps from the French Quarter, The Old No. 77 Hotel & Chandlery exudes a distinctive charm that sets it apart.
Housed in three former 19th century warehouses, the hotel takes industrial-chic to new levels with exposed brick walls, beamed ceilings and hardwood floors while amenities include a signature ‘Sleep Experience’, honour bars stocked with locally-sourced products, and complimentary WiFi.
Chef Nina Compton leads Compere Lapin, while Tout La is the place to go for morning coffee and pastries.

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Southern Sounds
Day 1: New Orleans
Day 2: New Orleans
Day 3: New Orleans – Indianola-Memphis
Day 4: Memphis
Day 5: Memphis Excursion to Graceland
Day 6: Memphis – Nashville
Day 7: Nashville
Day 8: Nashville
This brilliant tour begins with two overnights in New Orleans. From New Orleans, travel to Indianola, Mississippi, the hometown of the legendary musician B.B. King, and visit the B.B. King Museum and Delta Interpretive Centre to learn about B.B King’s life and 60-plus-year career.
Stay three nights in Memphis, your Memphis experience includes visits to the Stax Museum, dedicated to American Soul music; the Rock ‘n’ Soul Museum, tracing Memphis’ cultural and musical past; and Sun Studio, probably the world’s most famous recording studio. Here, you’ll relive the studio’s history.
You’ll also visit Graceland, Elvis’ palatial estate, and walk through the same rooms he did. You’ll even board his private jet! Also visit the Meditation Garden, where Elvis went to reflect on life and where he is laid to rest. In Nashville, where you’ll spend two nights, visit Studio B, Nashville’s oldest surviving recording studio. As one of country music’s most important recording studios, it is a must for any music fan. You’ll also visit the Country Music Hall of Fame, home to Elvis’ “solid-gold” Cadillac, and the world-famous Grand Ole Opry, where you’ll see a show. For music lovers, this Southern Sounds tour designed for value-minded travellers is a once-in-a-lifetime holiday!
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