New Orleans spouse and guest tours celebrate city's spirit.

Nation's Cities Weekly | August 13, 2007| | Copyright

This year's Congress of Cities spouse and guest tours in New Orleans will both inspire and celebrate the spirit of this unique American city.

The tours will highlight the indomitable culture of the people of New Orleans and will give a glimpse into the post-Katrina rebuilding process. The tours will prove to be both entertaining and informative and give participants a taste of the flavor that is New Orleans.

Devastation & Hope Tour

This educational tour is designed to provide a first hand-look at what occurred in August of 2005. Visit sites where ...

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