Cherokee Nation Offers Tours, Workshops, Specials At Hard Rock Cafe

 
 
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Cherokee Nation Offers Tours, Workshops, Specials At Hard Rock Cafe

Published 07/06/2010

(Tulsa, Oklahoma) - The more the merrier certainly applies to Cherokee Nation group tours, which now features everything from culture and crafts to food and fun, for groups of 10 or more during a pleasurable day-trip, weekend getaway or weeklong vacation.

In addition to experiencing a Cherokee Nation customized cultural tour, groups have a variety of activities to add-on to their trip including:

basket weaving; workshops on genealogy and storytelling; scenic byway tours; hiking expeditions; Illinois river guided float/kayak trips; wine tours; traditional pottery workshop; language and syllabary workshop; native plant workshop; buffalo grass dolls workshop; traditional Cherokee cuisine; and a Cherokee history workshop.

Each group tour add-on activity can be sold separately or together with the cultural tour. This unique blend of history and hands-on activities is a new feature for Cherokee Nation’s Cultural Tourism Group, which proudly promotes its history through an array of Cherokee-centric experiences and activities.

“This package is very exclusive to the group tour industry,” said David Stewart, CEO of Cherokee Nation Entertainment, which manages the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino and the Cherokee Nation Cultural Tourism Group. “We know that once groups experience our traditional culture and hospitality, coupled with our unique entertainment offerings, their trip to the Cherokee Nation will surely be one to remember.”

Cherokee Nation and Hard Rock Hotel & Casino recently extended its very successful group tour package rate that features overnight stays at the Hard Rock Hotel Tulsa, in addition to the guided tour of Cherokee Nation, now through September 30, 2010. The special group tour package rate (subject to availability and tribal tax fee) is good for the summer and fall and includes:

A one night stay for $124 or a two-night stay for $248 (Sunday through Wednesday, which includes a customized cultural tour); A minimum of 20 people in a group required for group rate.

The Cherokee Nation and Hard Rock Hotel & Casino group tour package blends fun and gaming with authentic history and cultural experiences including:

A one or two night stay in the all-new Hard Rock Hotel.

Complimentary Breakfast at the Wild Potato Buffet.

Free $10 Play per guest in the all-new Hard Rock Casino with a Cherokee Star Rewards Players Club card.

The choice of a customized cultural tour including the Cherokee History, Cherokee Old Settler, Cherokee Civil War or Will Rogers History.

Cultural storytelling and demonstrations.

Traditional hands-on activities, arts and crafts.

Authentic Cherokee dining.

The Cherokee Nation Cultural Tourism Group presents four historically authentic tours that include lunch and feature an interpretive guide on the Cherokee History Tour, Cherokee Old Settler Tour, Civil War History Tour and Will Rogers History Tour. For group tour package booking, rates and details, guests can call (918) 384-7887 or visit http://www.CherokeeTourismOK.com.

The Cherokee Nation Cultural Tourism Group is managed by Cherokee Nation Entertainment and was created in 2007 to promote the story of the Cherokee people. Efforts by the Cherokee Nation include developing guided community and educational tours, creating tourism partnerships and programs throughout northeastern Oklahoma, and launching a new Cherokee tourism-specific web site. For more information, please visit http://www.cherokeetourismok.com.

Cherokee Nation Entertainment is the gaming, hospitality, retail and tourism entity of the Cherokee Nation. Cherokee Nation Entertainment operates the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa, six Cherokee Casinos, Cherokee Casino Will Rogers Downs, four hotels, two golf courses and many other retail operations in northeastern Oklahoma. For more information, please visit http://www.cherokeestarrewards.com.

 

 
     

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