Three Top Vacation Destinations in the U.S. for 2019

Grand Canyon National Park
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A contributor to the development of multiple nonprofit boards and educational safety initiatives in Indiana, Thomas Stoughton is an Indiana business consultant and the former president of Business Consulting Incorporated. Beyond his professional work, Thomas Stoughton enjoys traveling outside of Indiana. The new year brings a number of enjoyable vacation destinations from around the country, some of which are listed below:

– Grand Canyon National Park. In honor of Grand Canyon National Park’s 100th anniversary, there will be an assortment of special events in the area throughout the year. Families in particular may enjoy the Centennial Summerfest and Star Party, which takes place in June, while individuals looking for the full celebration experience can sign up for an all-inclusive, multigenerational trip.

– New Orleans. A number of new attractions are expected to open in New Orleans this year, including multiple restaurants and Sazerac House, a museum dedicated to the history of the cocktail. The Louisiana Children’s Museum also recently opened in City Park and provides families with outdoor and indoor experiences, such as a floating classroom and the Mighty Mississippi exhibit.

– New York City. Another city celebrating 2019 as a memorable year, New York has dubbed it a Monumental Year due to the multitude of new hotels and attractions coming to the city. Two notable sites include Hudson Yards, the largest city development since Rockefeller Center, and the Statue of Liberty Museum. The latter will explore the Statue of Liberty’s history and feature artifacts such as the original torch.

Acclaimed Golf Courses in Indianapolis

 

Fort Golf Resort
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A diversely experienced consultant in Indianapolis, Indiana, Thomas Stoughton has worked with entities in the fields of technology, education, business development, and more. In his free time, Thomas Stoughton enjoys golfing at courses across Indiana.

Indianapolis has become one of the best locations in the Midwest for golfers of all abilities to try their skills on the green, and several of its courses draw visitors from across the country. Brickyard Crossing is one such course, having achieved a spot on the lists of top American golf courses from both Golfweek and Golf Digest. Acclaimed designer Pete Dye overhauled four of the course’s 18 holes, which are notable for having hosted Champions, LPGA, and PGA Tour competitions over the years. Brickyard offers annual memberships, golfing packages, and individual rounds of golf.

The Fort Golf Resort is home to another one of Indianapolis’ best courses, which is nestled against the beautiful scenery of Fort Harrison State Park. Also designed by Dye, this course features natural greenery and fluctuating, challenging terrain. Golfers can hone their skills by taking lessons from some of the resort’s experienced instructors and PGA players.