What are Branson's most popular shows?

"One of the questions our Branson-based Travel Planners are frequently asked is, 'What are the most popular shows in Branson?'" said Annette Wood, Director of Sales and Marketing for the Branson Tourism Center, one of Branson's largest and most respected vacation planning services and sellers of over four million Branson show and attraction tickets. "The answer to that question is subjective, illusive, and depends on many factors, but based on our marketing relationships we feel certain that the following are some of the most popular shows in Branson," she added. Read entire article here.

Shoji's Electric Getaway

Enjoy Branson entertainment royalty...Shoji Tabuchi! For as little as $249, you'll get tickets for Shoji, stay at a popular hotel, get a $30 dining certificate, and a Guest Card Savings Book. Depending on the season, and whether you come for 2 nights or 3, choose from: Branson Windmill, All American, Lynina, Grand Oaks, Quality, Barrington, and Honeysuckle Inns. With 3 nights, add your choice from these shows: Hamner's Unbelievable Variety, Ayo Starring Voices of Glory, The Bretts, Acrobats of China, or "it" Starring the Hughes Brothers & Their Families. Book now...it's electrifying! View package here.

"Branson-Up Close and Personal" with Shoji Tabuchi

For over three decades, four words - fiddle, production show, and incredible - have been synonymous with the name Shoji Tabuchi and his show. The show has become a Branson icon, not only because of the talent of its star, but because of its production, choreography, costumes, leading edge special effects, and its supporting cast that includes Shoji's very talented daughter, Christina, and a great live band. Read entire article here.

Million Dollar Quartet brings a legendary night to the Branson stage in an absolutely amazing entertainment experience!

One of the greatest jam sessions in rock n' roll history was an impromptu gathering of four young recording legends-to-be, Carl Perkins, Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, and Jerry Lee Lewis, that took place on December 4, 1956 in the Memphis storefront recording studio of Sun Records. What's really remarkable is that, except for one newspaper article, which dubbed the four "The Million Dollar Quartet," and its accompanying photo, the jam session went largely unnoticed until recordings of the event were discovered and released decades later. That jam session, those recordings, and the four rock n' roll legends involved became the inspiration for the Tony Award winning musical Million Dollar Quartet that shares the music, spontaneity, and drama of what happened that day, as these four legends performed together for their first and last time.
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27th Annual Fiddle Festival to be an amazing Branson Grand event at new venue

When the bow glides across the strings of the first fiddler in Branson's 27th Annual Fiddle Festival, it will be the beginning of a Grand new era. Formerly held in either historic downtown Branson or at Branson Landing, basically under outdoor weather-dependent conditions, the Festival, running from August 28-30, will have a new home this year at the Grand Country Music Hall, located in the middle of the famed Branson Strip. Read entire article here.

Five things kids will absolutely love doing in Branson

"Branson is packed with shows, attractions, shopping, and other activities for families to enjoy together," said Annette Wood, Director of Sales and Marketing for the Branson Tourism Center (BTC), one of Branson's largest and most respected vacation planning services. "That said, we thought it would be interesting to see which of those activities people thought would be of the most interest to children between 8 and 10 years of age," she continued.
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Why the Honeysuckle Inn & Conference Center is such a great place to stay

The Honeysuckle Inn & Conference Center (Inn) is a locally owned and operated hotel and conference center that has been serving Branson visitors for over 20 years. It's known for its Ozarks hospitality and the quality of the facility. Earlier this week, the Branson Tourism Center (BTC), interviewed Kristine Maples (KM), the Co-Manager of the Inn about what they have to offer Branson visitors. The results of that interview are very enlightening and are presented below in a Q & A format: Read entire article here.

There's definitely more to Branson Landing than shopping and eating

Branson Landing, the 95-acre, $435 million public/private multiuse project is not only the largest development in Branson's history but, since its opening in 2006, it has become one of its most popular attractions. Located on the Lake Taneycomo shoreline adjacent to historic downtown Branson the Landing is primarily noted for three things. Read entire article here.

A dozen things you will absolutely not want to miss in Branson during August 2015

"There's always something that's fresh, fun, and exciting to do in Branson," said Annette Wood, Director of Sales and Marketing for the Branson Tourism Center. "Here's a list of a dozen exciting things happening in Branson during August, along with our Featured Show and Featured Event for August," she added. Read entire article here.

"Thank you so much. I wasn't expecting such help and hospitality! It isn't often these days that my expectations for service are exceeded, so what an unexpected pleasure it was to work with the Tourism Center for even a short visit to Branson. Frankly, it turned the trip about which I was previously lukewarm to excited anticipation." Barbara F. from Kansas City, KS