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Take advantage of the upcoming three-day weekend and close out the summer by attending these Labor Day celebrations. The travel experts at The GO Group, LLC, the nation’s largest ground transportation company, offers this list of events featuring fun for the whole family: Chicago: The Chicago Jazz Festival is a free annual tradition in Chicago

It’s always free. It’s often fascinating. And, chances are, it’s not like anything back home. It is public art. The travel experts at The GO Group, the world’s largest ground transportation company, suggest seeking out new and interesting installations when you are out of town. Here are a few recommendations. Chicago Forget “The Bean,” this

Planning a family vacation? Hotels around the world are lining up special deals to welcome you and your children. The GO Group, an international organization of airport ground transportation companies, offers these examples. San Francisco The Argonaut Hotel at Fisherman’s Wharf offers a “Neptune Adventure Package” featuring a deluxe queen room for up to four

Nothing’s too good for mother, right? That includes where you take her for brunch on Mother’s Day, which falls on Sunday, May 8, this year. The travel experts at The GO Group, the world’s largest airport ground transportation company, offer the following suggestions for lavish, extraordinary brunches at popular travel destinations. Chicago For $120 per

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There’s no reason to drown your sorrows in a lonely pint if you can’t be home to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. Almost every major city has a parade honoring the saintly man who drove the snakes from Ireland. The travel experts at The GO Group, LLC, the nation’s largest ground transportation company, offers this list

Interested in art or history? Need a rainy day plan for your kids during your Disney vacation? The travel experts at The GO Group, LLC., worked with the American Association of Museums to compile this list of museums that have recently opened or expanded in cities serviced by The GO Group airport transportation companies. After

With the holidays long gone and summer a distant four months away. the travel experts at The GO Group, LLC. make these spring break suggestions that offer a respite from the winter doldrums. Boasting some of the best beaches in the Caribbean, Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, has emerged as one of the top spots for

This offer and page is not longer available. Looking for a good deal on a flight to Cancun or a hotel in Boston? The travel experts at The GO Group have launched a “Winter Deals” web site to provide travelers with the hottest travel bargains, discounts and incentives. Listings on The GO Group Deals Page

The GO Group, LLC, the world’s largest airport shuttle service, has added three new affiliate members, expanding its brand to Mexico and the Caribbean. The affiliates are Viajes San Miguel, of Mexico City, serving Mexico City, Queretaro and Bel Bajio airports; Puerto Rico Shuttle, of Rio Grande, Puerto Rico, serving San Juan International Airport; and

Whether home or away this Mother’s Day weekend, you can use the holiday to really give back to all the mothers out there. The GO Group, LLC, suggests participating in a run or walk organized to support causes pertinent to women. “Mother’s Day is a great opportunity to show support of mothers everywhere,” says John

Along with hopes of warmer spring weather, March 17 spreads Irish cheer from coast to coast. Travel experts at the GO Group, LLC, the nation’s largest ground transportation company, suggest enjoying St. Patrick’s Day by taking in one of the many parades happening around the country. They include: Boston: South Boston Parade, Sunday, March 14,

Even as the selection of travel accessories explodes with new technology like the iPad, e-books and portable DVD players, a recent survey shows travelers overwhelmingly prefer printed books or magazines when given the choice. Conducted by GO Group, LLC, the nation’s largest airport and ground transportation provider, the survey of more than 250 travelers asked