Tour operator Collette is seeing increased demand to explore the United States, so it’s highlighting two unique itineraries this year.

Collette’s domestic offerings include visits to hidden gems, authentic regional experiences that connect travelers with its food and culture, and support for local businesses and economies across the United States.

“Domestic travel isn’t just a fallback—it’s where we’re seeing real momentum,” said Jaclyn Leibl-Cote, President and CEO of Collette. “Travelers are actively looking to explore their own backyard in a deeper, more meaningful way, and advisors are in a powerful position to guide them toward those experiences.”

Travel advisors working with clients looking to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States with a tour should consider the Spirit of the Southwest and The American Story tours.

Spirit of the Southwest is a ten-day tour that takes travelers through New Mexico and Arizona, visiting ancient cliff dwellings, hiking with a Navajo guide, and taking in Monument Valley, among other highlights.

The American Story is an eight-day tour that connects travelers to the nation’s immigrant past, from Boston’s historic connection to the American Revolution to New York’s Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island.