Future Tours and Travel News
Looking for a long-range plan of tours? Now is the time to make your plans for an upcoming vacation. Even though some of the following tours are a year or more into the future, please call if you have interest. Some tours already have lists of interested participants and some have limited numbers of participants, so it’s important to contact us to give a tentative indication early. If your name is on a specific tour list, we’ll send you updates on prices and itineraries first.
2019 Tours
January – Hawaii
February – Winter Mystery
February – Sweetheart Mystery
March – Arizona Spring Training
April – Spain & Portugal
May – Yellowstone/Grand Tetons
June – Alaska
June – LWMS
July – Summer Mystery Tour
August – Pacific Northwest
August/September – Australia
October – Fall in New England
November – Branson
December – Jamaica All-inclusive
2020 Tours
January – Florida
February – Winter Mystery
February – Sweetheart Mystery
March – Southeast Splendor
April – Midwest Presidents
May – Scandinavia
June – Alaska
June – LWMS Convention
July – Germany/Passion Play
August – Summer Mystery
September – Northern California
October – Pure Michigan
October – Creation Museum/Ark
November – Nashville
2021
January – Panama
February – Winter Mystery
February – Sweetheart Mystery
March – Arizona Spring Training
May – Rhine River Cruise
June – Alaska & June-LWMS
July – Summer Mystery Tour
August – Canadian Rockies
September – Utah Rocks!
October – Nova Scotia
October – Israel-Jordan
November – Branson
December – Rose Bowl Parade
Contact Us today to put your names on the interested list.
2022 - Tentative
January – Florida
February – Winter Mystery
February – Sweetheart Mystery
March – South Africa to Lake Victoria
April – Indiana Charm
May – Ireland
June – Alaska
June – LWMS
August – Summer Mystery Tour
September – Northern California
October – Albuquerque Balloons
November – Branson
December – Mexico All-Inclusive
Contact Us today to put your names on the interested list.
TSA Flying Guidlines
Packing your carry-on luggage for a flight just got easier, if you know the rules. The new TSA guidelines brochure is called 3-1-1.
“3” – In the brochure, the “3” represents three ounces or smaller containers of liquid or gel. Larger containers that are half-full or larger toothpaste tubes rolled up are not allowed. Any container that is bigger than three ounces is permitted in your checked luggage, but not in your carry-on luggage.
“1” – The first “1” represents a one-quart bag. All liquids, gels and aerosols must be in three-ounce or smaller containers and all these containers must be placed in a quart-size, zip-top, clear plastic bag.
“1” – The final “1” means only one one-quart-sized bag. Each traveler must remove his/her quart-sized plastic, zip-top bag from the carry-on and place it in a bin or on the conveyor belt for X-ray screening. Travelers who follow the rules will zip through security checks and lighten their loads.
Gift Certificates Available
Gift certificates for travel make great gifts anytime. To purchase a gift certificate, contact Tom’s Christian Tours.