Warther Tours

10/22/2026

Please join us in congratulating Elizabeth Stephenson, one of our wonderful tour directors, who received the annual Lucille Nussdorfer Tuscarawas County Woman of the Year award last night!

We’re proud to have Elizabeth as part of our tour family and are thrilled to celebrate this special recognition with her.

Congratulations, Elizabeth, from all of us at Warther Tours! Leave a message below to help us celebrate her! ❤️

10/19/2026

Our 2027 Utah’s Parks & Canyons tour brings together some of the most remarkable scenery in the American West, with experiences that go well beyond simply driving through the parks.

Travel from Las Vegas to Salt Lake City with time in Zion, Bryce Canyon, Monument Valley, Arches and Canyonlands National Parks. Along the way, float the Colorado River around Horseshoe Bend, walk through Antelope Canyon, head into Monument Valley on a Jeep tour with lunch in the outback, enjoy Canyons by Night on the Colorado River, and experience the Red Heritage Native American Dinner Show in Page.

The journey finishes in Salt Lake City with something especially unique for 2027 — a visit to Temple Square and the Salt Lake Temple interior during its public open house, offering a rare opportunity to step inside before the temple is rededicated and closed again to public tours.

Utah’s Parks & Canyons
September 21–28, 2027

$4,395 per person, double occupancy
$5,295 per person, single occupancy

The tour includes group air from Ohio, deluxe motorcoach transportation, 15 meals, and gratuities for guides and driver. View the full itinerary in the link in the comments.

10/14/2026

NEW FOR 2027: Coastal Oregon!

From towering waterfalls and snowcapped mountains to rugged Pacific coastlines, Oregon is one of the most beautiful corners of the country. And next July, we're heading west to experience it!

Join Warther Tours July 14–20, 2027, for a 7-day journey through the Columbia River Gorge, Mount Hood, and Oregon's spectacular coastline.

Our adventure begins as we travel through the breathtaking Columbia River Gorge, where towering cliffs, lush forests, and cascading waterfalls line the Columbia River. We'll visit magnificent Multnomah Falls, ride the Mount Hood Railroad through the scenic countryside, and explore the natural beauty surrounding Mount Hood. We'll also enjoy two nights at beautiful Skamania Lodge, perched above the Columbia River.

From there, we'll make our way to Oregon's rugged Pacific coastline for three nights in ocean-view accommodations, giving us plenty of time to discover the charm and natural beauty of this remarkable region.

A few highlights of our journey include:

*Exploring historic Timberline Lodge and enjoying a scenic sky ride on Mount Hood.

*Discovering marine life at the Oregon Coast Aquarium and taking a naturalist-led cruise on Yaquina Bay.

*Creating our own glass artwork in Lincoln City with the help of experienced glassblowers.

*Visiting the famous Spruce Goose and sampling w**es in Oregon's Willamette Valley.

July 14–20, 2027

$5,395 per person, double occupancy

$6,995 per person, single occupancy

Your tour includes round-trip group airfare from Ohio, accommodations, sightseeing and attractions as outlined in the itinerary, included meals, and gratuities for guides and our driver.

Not flying from Ohio? No problem! We can provide customized pricing with airfare from your preferred departure airport. Contact our office for a quote.

Whether it's your first visit to Oregon or a return to the Pacific Northwest, this journey brings together some of the region's most spectacular scenery and fascinating experiences.

Explore the full itinerary and reserve your spot today!

https://warthertours.com/tours/oregon-explorer/

10/12/2026

Your suitcase may hold everything you need for the trip, but your day bag holds everything you need to enjoy today.

A well-packed day bag can make a full day of sightseeing much more comfortable. Before leaving the hotel, consider bringing:

• A refillable water bottle
• Any medication you may need during the day
• Sunglasses and sunscreen
• A light jacket or rain layer
• Your phone and charging cable
• A portable battery pack
• A small package of tissues
• Your identification and a small amount of spending money

Before heading out, open the **Warther Tours app** on your phone to review the day’s schedule and important tour information. Everything you need for your journey is kept in one convenient place, so you do not have to carry a printed itinerary everywhere you go.

The key is to bring what will genuinely help without turning your day bag into another heavy piece of luggage. A small backpack or secure crossbody bag usually provides plenty of room while keeping your hands free for photographs, railings and getting on or off the motorcoach.

One important reminder for flights: portable chargers and spare lithium batteries belong in your carry-on baggage, not your checked suitcase. Individual airlines may have additional restrictions, so check their rules before departure.

What is the one item you always keep in your day bag?

10/09/2026

Our Hudson River Valley group is heading home today after five days filled with history, scenery, great food, and memorable experiences.

Along the way, they cruised the Hudson River, explored the Vanderbilt Mansion, visited Springwood and the FDR Presidential Library, walked above the river on the Walkway Over the Hudson, enjoyed the Culinary Institute of America, toured West Point, and finished with a visit and tasting at Brotherhood Winery, America’s oldest w**ery.

Tour Director Elizabeth Stephenson was along for the journey as the group explored one of New York’s most beautiful and historic regions.

From the looks of these photos, there were plenty of great moments along the way. Safe travels home to everyone, and we hope you enjoy a few scenes from their Hudson River Valley adventure!

10/07/2026

On a tour that changes hotels several times, try packing by stop rather than placing every shirt in one section and every pair of pants in another.

Use a packing cube for each short stay and include complete outfits—clothing, undergarments and socks—in the same cube. When you reach the hotel, you can remove only what you need instead of unpacking and repacking the entire suitcase.

A few ways to make it work:
- Assign one cube to each one- or two-night stay.
- Choose pieces that can be mixed and worn more than once.
- Keep sleepwear and the next morning’s outfit near the top.
- Carry a separate lightweight bag for laundry.
- Leave medications, documents and valuables in your personal item.

This approach is especially helpful when luggage must be ready outside the hotel room early in the morning. Less searching, less repacking and a much calmer start to the day.

Do you organize your suitcase by outfit, by clothing type—or simply fit everything wherever it will go?

10/05/2026

Where will 2027 take you?

Join us on Saturday, November 14 at 10:00 AM at the Performing Arts Center at Kent State University at Tuscarawas for our annual Warther Tours Travel Showcase!

Come spend the morning with us, catch up with your travel friends, enjoy some coffee and donuts, and get a first look at where Warther Tours is headed in 2027.

Doors open at 9:30 AM, so come early, grab a donut and a cup of coffee, find your seat, and get ready to start dreaming about where you’ll travel next.

Can’t make it in person? No problem. We’ll once again be broadcasting the Travel Showcase live on our YouTube channel, so travelers near and far can watch from home.

📅 Saturday, November 14, 2026
⏰ Doors Open: 9:30 AM | Showcase Begins: 10:00 AM
📍 Performing Arts Center at Kent State University at Tuscarawas
☕ Coffee & Donuts Provided
🎁 Giveaways After the Show
📺 Live on YouTube

Come discover where Warther Tours can take you in 2027!

Warther Tours specializes in tours guaranteed to provide a truly unforgettable life experience.

10/01/2026

A tour can sound perfect on paper—but will its pace feel right once you arrive?

That is why every Warther Tours itinerary includes an Activity Level from 1 to 5. The rating considers more than mileage. It also reflects the pace of the day, terrain, stairs, hills, time spent standing and the availability of rest opportunities.

For example:
- Level 1 experiences are very relaxed and may include seated performances, museum visits and brief walks on accessible surfaces.
- Level 2 tours involve light activity, generally no more than 1½ miles of walking spread throughout the day.
- Level 3 itineraries may include 1½–3 miles per day, cobblestones, moderate hills, stairs and longer periods of standing.
- Level 4 journeys can involve 3–5 miles per day, a brisker pace, hill towns, gravel paths and limited elevator access.

A higher rating does not mean a better tour. It simply describes a different style of travel. Choosing honestly can mean the difference between enjoying every day and spending the journey trying to keep up.

From Our Experience: When considering a tour, think about what you can comfortably do on several consecutive days—not only what you could manage once. The complete activity description appears on each tour page and is worth reading before you reserve.

09/28/2026

In Southern Italy, the character of each region is often best discovered around the table.

Our From Sorrento to Sicily journey begins with a hands-on cooking experience in Sorrento, where travelers prepare and enjoy their own meal after exploring the Amalfi Coast.

As the journey continues south, the flavors change with the landscape. There is tartufo in the seaside village of Pizzo, w**e grown in the volcanic soil of Mount Etna and freshly pressed olive oil at a working mill in the Madonie Mountains. A Sicilian farm lunch and guided food tour through Palermo’s lively Ballarò Market offer two more ways to experience the island through its people and traditions.

These experiences are paired with Positano, Ravello, Tropea, Taormina’s ancient Greek Theatre, Monreale Cathedral, medieval Erice and the Valley of the Temples. Multiple-night stays in Sorrento, Tropea, Taormina and Palermo create a more relaxed pace throughout the journey.

From Sorrento to Sicily
October 18–29, 2027
Explorer Series, limited to 26 guests

Explore the complete 12-day itinerary:
https://warthertours.com/tours/from-sorrento-to-sicily/

Travel Tip: For Italy’s cobblestone streets, hill towns and archaeological sites, choose walking shoes with firm soles and good traction. A shoe can feel comfortable at home but still offer too little support for several hours on uneven stone.

Travel from the dramatic cliffs of the Amalfi Coast to the historic towns, vineyards, markets, and ancient sites of Sicily on this unforgettable journey through Southern Italy. Along the way, enjoy memorable experiences including a hands-on cooking class in Sorrento, tartufo in Pizzo, w**e tasting o...

09/26/2026

A great day at the theater begins the moment you step aboard the motorcoach!

Warther Tours currently has three one-day theater trips planned, each featuring deluxe motorcoach transportation from New Philadelphia and admission to the show:

🧙‍♀️ Wicked
December 12, 2026 | Cleveland
$155 per person, including a boxed lunch
https://warthertours.com/tours/wicked/

🏝️ Mamma Mia!
January 16, 2027 | Cleveland Playhouse Square
$140 per person, including a boxed lunch
https://warthertours.com/tours/mamma-mia/

🎶 A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical
March 16, 2027 | E.J. Thomas Hall in Akron
$129 per person
https://warthertours.com/tours/a-beautiful-noise-the-neil-diamond-musical/

There is no need to navigate city traffic, search for parking or coordinate tickets. Settle into your seat, enjoy the company and look forward to an afternoon of live theater.