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Tom's Christian Tours Faith, friends and beautiful experiences.

Motorcoach getaways and worldwide journeys, planned down to the last detail and paced so you come home rested. A Wisconsin family company since 1995.

Six Tom's Christian Tours travelers smiling together on a terrace above a mountain lake
Late sunlight on the Cliffs of Moher, with a sea stack rising from calm water below
An avenue of trees in full autumn colour, its path covered in fallen red leaves
A Tom's Christian Tours group smiling with costumed cowboys outside an old Western mission
4.9 from 76 traveler reviewsFamily-run since 1995Every denomination welcomeGroups of 30–50Pickups across WisconsinA tour director all the way

18 tours open for booking

The next departures

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Upcoming Tom’s Christian Tours departures, with dates, length, pace and price.
December 29, 2026 - January 5, 2027California Rose ParadePasadena, CA, USAOpen for BookingLength8 days · 7 nightsPaceLight activityFromfrom $5,800View tour: California Rose Parade
January 11 - 22, 2027Florida RelaxationClearwater, FL, USAOpen for BookingLength12 days · 11 nightsPaceEasy and relaxedFromfrom $3,200View tour: Florida Relaxation
February 15 - 26, 2027Texas Treasures & TraditionsSan Antonio, TX, USAOpen for BookingLength12 days · 11 nightsPaceEasy and relaxedFromfrom $3,250View tour: Texas Treasures & Traditions
March 1 - 10, 2027Southeast Splendor: Charleston & SavannahSavannah, GA, USAOpen for BookingLength10 days · 9 nightsPaceLight activityFromfrom $3,400View tour: Southeast Splendor: Charleston & Savannah
March 8 - 16, 2027Arizona Spring Training & Scenic SouthwestPhoenix, AZ, USASelling FastLength9 days · 8 nightsPaceLight activityFromfrom $4,200View tour: Arizona Spring Training & Scenic Southwest
March 31 - April 7, 2027Highlights of Italy (Rome and Tuscany)Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, ItalySelling FastLength8 days · 7 nightsPaceModerate activityFromfrom $6,950View tour: Highlights of Italy (Rome and Tuscany)

Loved by travelers

What our guests say

★★★★★
Bernard O
We had a great time. Loved the weather even though Tom’s had very little to do with that. 🙂 Our hotel was top notch, and those cookies from the front desk… We enjoyed all of the points of interest that we stopped at. Marilyn especially liked the quilt museum. Bernie enjoyed the USS Alabama because of his military experience. Thanks for a relaxing and yet interesting trip!! You’re the best!
★★★★★
Debra O
We had wonderful accommodations our whole trip. The Island House Hotel in Orange Beach is a great hotel with all rooms overlooking the beach with a balcony. Great views! We saw a lot of great things along the way such as Birmingham Botanical garden, Flood Wall Murals and Quilt Museum in Padukah, Slugger Museum in Louisville, etc. We enjoyed the Drury Inns traveling to and from with Kickbacks and great breakfasts. The Christian basis is great!
★★★★★
Linda B
I met wonderful people on this tour! The tour guides and bus driver were fantastic! The accommodations were TOP NOTCH in clean and spacious rooms. I loved everything about this tour with Tom's Christian Tours! Highly recommend!

Who you’ll be travelling with

The people are the trip

You can read an itinerary anywhere. What you cannot tell from an itinerary is who else will be on the coach — and after thirty years of doing this, we think that is the part that decides whether you come home glad you went.

Most of the coach has been here before
More than half the people on a typical tour have travelled with us already — often many times. They are the reason the group settles so quickly, and they are famously good at drawing new people in. If it is your first trip, you will not be the only one, and you will not stay a stranger for long.
Thirty to fifty people, and one of our own leading
Large enough that there is always someone to sit with, small enough that everyone knows each other by the second day. A Tom's Christian Tours director travels with the group the whole way, as one of the party — someone who knows your name by the second morning.
Travelling on your own? You will be in good company
Solo travellers join every tour, including a good number of widows and widowers. Tell us when you book and we will gladly try to match you with a same-gender roommate so you pay the shared rate instead of the single supplement. There is always a place at the table.
Devotions and singing. Come as you are
Expect a short devotion, singing if the group is in the mood, and grace before meals. We are not tied to any one denomination, and nobody is ever put on the spot. Plenty of our travellers came for the itinerary and stayed for the people.
A large Tom's Christian Tours group standing together in the sunshine on tour

Still not sure it’s your kind of group?

Call us and ask. We will tell you honestly who is booked on a given tour — how many are travelling on their own, how many are regulars, and what the pace is really like. It is a perfectly normal question and we are asked it every week.

Call (262) 290-1303

Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. CT

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Upcoming departures

Where we’re headed next

From long-weekend motorcoach getaways to journeys across the world. Our most popular departures fill from the mailing list before they are ever advertised.

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A large Tom's Christian Tours group posing together in the gardens of a European palace on a sunny day
“We made new friends, ate good food and saw Denali often! We are so glad we went on this trip!”
Marjorie S · Alaska

Why travel with us

You’ll come home with friends, not just photographs

Our travelers trade Christmas cards, host each other for dinner back home, and rebook the next year together. Thirty years in, that is the part we are proudest of.

Directors who pray with you
Our tour directors lead the devotions, share their own faith stories and pull up a chair at dinner. For them, leading Christian travel is a calling.
A Midwest family company
Scott and Tammy ran TCT for thirteen years. Their son Tom and his wife Becca run it today. Call the office and one of them picks up.
Comfortable, and well chosen
Mid-to-premium hotels, well-run restaurants and the experiences worth paying for. We spend your money where you will actually feel it — a good bed, a good meal, a good seat.
Comfortable pacing
Our itineraries leave room for free afternoons, sit-down meals and a proper night's sleep. You come home rested, having actually enjoyed the places you went.
The whole world, in good company
We travel all across the United States and around the world. Wherever we go, it is the people beside you who make a place feel like home.
A fellowship like family
Our guests trade Christmas cards, host each other for dinner back home, and rebook the next trip together year after year.
Tom Monroe outdoors at golden hour, wearing a grey cap and glasses, smiling at the camera with a treeline behind him
Tom MonroeOwner
Becca Monroe outdoors in a white floral dress, smiling, with green trees and sunlight behind her
Becca MonroeOwner

Meet the owners

Tom & Becca Monroe

Tom and Becca run Tom’s Christian Tours today. Tom guides tours himself; Becca plans the details that decide whether a trip feels effortless. Call the office and one of them picks up.

And yes, the company was already called Tom’s Christian Tours when Tom bought it. It was founded in 1995 by a different Tom entirely. He has decided to take it as a sign.

Behind them are Tom’s parents, Scott and Tammy Monroe, who owned the company for thirteen years — and who still lead tours, so the faces you know are still the ones at the front of the coach.

Meet the family
Scott and Tammy Monroe arm in arm beside a mountain lake, both wearing Tom's Christian Tours name badges

Tour directors, and owners for 13 years

Scott & Tammy Monroe

Scott and Tammy are thrilled that Tom's Christian Tours is still part of our family, now with our son and daughter-in-law, Tom and Becca, as owners.

Scott has been to Alaska so many times. Travelers notice: one wrote that "it was Scott's 16th trip to Alaska and it showed in his attention to details."

Guest moments

Moments from the road

Photographs from our own departures — the places we go and the people we go with.

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Travelled with us and taken a photo you love? Send it to us — we would be glad to show it here with your name on it.

A Tom's Christian Tours group wearing name badges, gathered together on tour in Arizona

Churches, schools & organizations

Traveling as a group?

We plan and run private tours for congregations, schools and clubs — your dates, your destination, your group leader traveling free. We’ve been doing it for thirty years.

  • Motorcoach, hotels, meals and attraction tickets
  • A tour director who travels with your group
  • Devotions and worship built into the itinerary
  • Individual billing — every traveler pays their own way
  • Free travel for the group leader

No surprises

How booking works

Three steps, and a real person on the end of the phone at every one of them.

  1. Pick your tour

    Every tour page shows the dates, the price per person, what's included and how much walking is involved. Nothing is hidden behind an enquiry form.

  2. Reserve your seat

    The Reserve button opens our secure booking system, WeTravel. It's a different website — that's normal, and you're still booking with us. You'll pay the deposit there.

  3. We take it from here

    We confirm your booking, answer anything you're unsure about, and send your final documents three to four weeks before you travel.

Rather not book online at all? Call and we will take the whole booking over the phone. Plenty of our travelers prefer it that way.

Call (262) 290-1303Deposit & cancellation terms →

Help

Frequently asked questions

How do I reserve a seat?+

Every tour page has a Reserve button that opens our secure booking system. You choose your occupancy, enter your travelers' details, and pay the deposit. You can also call us and we will take the booking over the phone.

How much is the deposit, and when is the balance due?+

Most tours take a $500 per-person deposit, though it varies by trip — the exact amount is shown on each tour page. The deposit is due within seven days of registering.

The balance is due before departure, and the date is confirmed when you book. If a payment plan would help, call us and we will set one up.

What is your cancellation policy?+

Cancellation terms are set per tour, because deposits to hotels, airlines and cruise lines differ. The schedule for your trip is written on its tour page and repeated in your booking confirmation.

As a rule, cancelling early costs nothing, and the fee rises as the departure date approaches. Call us if plans change — we will tell you exactly where you stand.

Where do your tours depart from?+

Most motorcoach tours depart from designated pickup points across Wisconsin: De Pere, Appleton, Oshkosh, Fond du Lac, Lomira, Allenton and Milwaukee.

Flight-based tours depart from Milwaukee or Chicago unless the itinerary says otherwise. Exact pickup times come with your final documents, three to four weeks before departure.

How many people travel on a tour?+

Typically between 30 and 50 travelers on a motorcoach tour. Large enough that there is always someone to talk to, small enough that the group knows each other by the second day.

How much walking is involved?+

It depends on the tour, which is why every one of ours carries an activity level from 1 to 3 with a plain-English description on its page. Level 1 is mostly seated with short flat walks; level 3 involves two miles or more on some days over uneven ground.

Many tours involve walking, stairs and uneven terrain. If you are unsure whether a trip suits you, call us — we would rather talk you through the days honestly than sell you a trip you will not enjoy.

Do I have to be a member of a particular church?+

Not at all. While our tours are Christ-centered and often include devotions, all are welcome to join us. Tom's Christian Tours is not affiliated with any one denomination.

Is the faith atmosphere heavy or preachy?+

No. Expect a short devotion, singing if the group is in the mood, and grace before meals. What most travelers notice is the tone rather than the schedule — kindness, patience and good company.

Plenty of our guests come because they liked the itinerary and stay because they liked the people.

Can I travel alone?+

Many of our travelers do, including a good number of widows and widowers. Solo travelers are absorbed into the group quickly — this is not a trip where you eat dinner by yourself.

Can I avoid the single supplement?+

Often, yes. We will gladly try to match you with a same-gender roommate so you pay the shared rate. Ask when you book, since single rooms are capped at a small number of seats per tour.

Are meals included?+

Most tours include a good number of meals — the exact count and which ones are listed on each tour page, and the day-by-day itinerary marks breakfast, lunch and dinner as they fall.

Can I book over the phone instead of online?+

Yes, and plenty of our travelers prefer it that way. Call the office during business hours and we will take the whole booking over the phone — travelers, occupancy and deposit.

The tour I want is sold out. Is there anything I can do?+

Ask to go on the waitlist. A full departure shows a Join the waitlist button on its tour page, or you can call us and we will note your interest.

Tell us how flexible you are on dates while you are on the phone — we often have something similar running that year.

Will someone from Tom's be with us the whole time?+

Yes. One of our own tour directors travels with the group the whole way, as one of the party rather than a guide who meets you at the door — someone who knows your name by the second morning.

Which director you get varies by departure. Ask when you book and we will tell you.

What are the hotels like?+

Mid-to-premium: clean, comfortable, well-run and well-located rather than flashy. We would rather put the money into the experiences worth paying for than into a lobby you walk through twice a day.

I use a cane, a walker or a scooter. Can I still travel with you?+

Call us before you book — that is the honest answer, because it depends on the trip. Our easiest tours do much of the sightseeing from the coach, while the more active ones assume you can manage airports, stairs and uneven ground on your own.

Describe an ordinary day at home when you call: how far you walk, whether stairs are a problem. We will tell you which tours suit you. We would far rather talk you into the right tour than sell you the wrong one.

(262) 290-1303Mon–Fri, 9–4:30 CT