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See the 2010 FAIR trips below
Union Bank & Trust Company is pleased to invite bank customers and friends to join our bank sponsored trips planned for 2010. Trips are planned at the pace of a mature traveler and are a convenient, fun, and economical way to visit interesting places.
All trips are on a first-registered, first-served basis. Registrations will be accepted until the coach is full or until the registration deadline. Friends of the bank are welcome to travel at the special prices noted. Should it become necessary for you to cancel, your registration fees will be refunded, except those costs that cannot be reclaimed. Some trips may be subject to a fuel surcharge due to the fluctuation of fuel costs.
All coach trips are non-smoking and travelers are required to sign a release of liability waiver. A traveling companion must accompany those with disabilities. All trips depart from Lincoln—additional pick-ups may be added along the route, upon request.
For information, reservations or questions regarding any of the Union Bank trips, contact the FAIR desk at (402) 323-1123 or toll-free at (800) 297-2837. All prices listed are per person. Submit checks, payable to FAIR Travel, to the FAIR desk at 3643 S. 48th St., or mail to:
FAIR Travel
Union Bank & Trust
P.O. Box 82535
Lincoln, NE 68501-2535
Some trip details are subject to change.
September 13 – 17, 2010
Springfield, Illinois
Get to know one of the great leaders of our nation by visiting Lincoln’s Presidential Museum. You’ll see smoking cannons, talking ghosts and a copy of the Gettysburg Address. This interactive journey takes you from Lincoln’s rustic, log cabin beginnings through his rise to national prominence. You’ll see how Lincoln’s leadership impacted the Civil War and how his wisdom helped heal a wounded nation. Additional stops in Springfield include: Oak Ridge Cemetery, Lincoln’s Tomb Monument, the Old State Capitol Historic Site, Lincoln’s Law Office, Lincoln’s Home and a visit to New Salem.
Hannibal, Missouri
Enjoy the roots of another American icon, Mark Twain. We will tour the authentically restored boyhood home of Mark Twain and experience first-hand the inspiration for “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.” We will visit the adjoining Mark Twain Museum, dine on the Mark Twain Riverboat Dinner Cruise and have an authentic riverboat experience on the “Mighty Mississippi.”
Nauvoo, Illinois
This historic city, once one of the largest cities in Illinois, is home to more than 60 restored historic sites, three visitors centers, museums and shopping. In 1839, the Prophet Joseph Smith led his Mormon followers to Nauvoo where they flourished until they were forced out of town in the 1840’s and their temple was burned. We’ll visit the Temple, which was rebuilt in 2002, and experience demonstrations of old-time crafts by skilled artisans.
Cost includes transportation, 4 nights lodging, 4 dinners, all entry fees and gratuities.
Customers: *$675
Non-customers: *$695
Registration with $100 deposit due by July 1.
Final payment due August 10.
Saturday, December 11, 2010
We begin our day in Omaha by visiting the historic Dodge House decorated beautifully for Christmas. We will also visit the Mormon Pioneer Visitors Center to view hundreds of Gingerbread Houses on display and Union Station to see Omaha’s largest Christmas tree. Then comes the Christmas Pageant – for over 23 years Westside Church has presented the Christmas story in a unique and fun way.
After dinner, our step-on-guide will take us on a Holiday Lights tour of Omaha.
Cost includes transportation, lunch, tickets and gratuities.
Customers: $104
Non-customers $114
Registration and payment due November 12.
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