Indianapolis Travel Club
The Indianapolis Travel Club is a group of people who like to take trips and socialize. Membership is free, and along with vacations, the club organizes monthly social functions within Indianapolis to help people get to know one another. The Indianapolis Travel Club plans at least 12 trips each year, and the destinations and lengths are varied. Tour Australia, New Zealand and Fiji during the southern hemisphere's summer, spend spring break on the sandy beaches of Costa Rica and Belize or join a Smithsonian group for an educational tour of Egypt. Check the club's website for details.
Indianapolis Travel Club
indianapolistravelclub.com/
Ambassadair Travel Club
The Ambassadair Travel Club was founded in 1954 by a German man studying in Indianapolis, and the private travel group has grown to offer 800 trips for its members every year. Ambassadair prides itself on giving its members an experience unique from the average group tour, with personal interaction like meeting an Iditarod musher in Alaska or learning to roll pretzels at a family-run factory in Europe. Experienced tour guides lead trips to far-flung locations from Croatia to Tanzania and most destinations in between. The club handles all the details of your trip, so you do not have to worry about checking in to hotels, handling multiple tickets or arranging transports. The Ambassadair Travel Club no longer requires membership fees, and they offer land-only packages, so you can use your own frequent flyer miles if you choose.
Ambassadair Travel Club
201 W. 103rd Street, Suite 380
Indianapolis, IN 46290
800-225-9919
ambassadair.com
Indianapolis Hiking Club
With more than 750 members, the Indianapolis Hiking Club is a popular outdoors group that plans nearly 2,000 hikes a year to a variety of locales. The club has been active in Indianapolis since 1957, and these days it has planned hikes every day of the year. On most weekends there are out of town trips planned for those who love nature. These excursions vary from long treks through Bavaria, Germany, to an historical hike through Gettysburg Battlefield, all the way to a 62-mile one-day hike from Washington, DC, to Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, for those looking for a real challenge. The Indianapolis Hiking Club welcomes everyone 18 years and over as members, but guests and children are welcome on every hike. There are no membership fees, but pets are not allowed on the club's planned hiking trips.
Indianapolis Hiking Club
indyhike.org/
