Planning a class reunion? Planning your high school, college, or any class reunion can be a memorable and rewarding experience. Attention to detail, organization and good planning are key to making your reunion a successful one. We specialize in helping you find and get great rates on group hotel bookings, charter air, or bus/rail transportation so that your class reunion is memorable, enjoyable and affordable - no matter what size of group you're planning for.

Of course, one of the first steps in planning a class reunion is to determine where to gather. Whether you're a large class renting a large ball room or a small class meeting up in some exotic destination, we can help get you there and get you the best rates on group hotel bookings. Call us at 1-888-447-6675 or Click Here to check pricing and availability.

When deciding where to hold your reunion, you'll want to consider a number of factors (see our Class Reunion Planner). The biggest consideration, though, is making sure that everyone has a great time.




Here are some ideas to make sure your class reunion is "one for the books":

• Have a running slide show during your reunion with old pictures you've collected from people in your class.

• Put together a website to keep classmates informed about the upcoming reunion. But it doesn't end there, after your reunion make sure to fill the site with pictures from the reunion so that everyone can share the memories - even those who weren't able to attend the reunion.

• Consider offering organized events ahead of your reunion. Maybe a golf tournament on the day of the reunion or a fund-raising activity.

• Consider planning your reunion around an event at the school. Maybe a big football game or homecoming weekend.

• If you hire a DJ - make sure the DJ has music from your era to play. This may seem easy if you're planning your 10th reunion, but not if it's your 50th...

• If you have a smaller class and want to do something really exotic - consider taking a group cruise! Booking a cruise for a small group can be very affordable and is all-inclusive. And, if you're booking eight or more cabins (based on double occupancy), you may be able to get a free cabin for yourself! Click here to check group cruise rates.

• Instead of gathering in your old hometown or where your college is located, consider a destination based reunion. If you stay in a popular tourist destination, you should have no problem finding a great hotel with plenty of meeting space and amenities.