Branson, Mo., is the most popular motorcoach destination of the past decade according to a 10-year survey of motorcoach charter and tour operators conducted by the National Motorcoach Network (NMN). Results of the survey were announced in the latest issue of Byways magazine, a publication of the NMN. The survey selected the top 50 North American motorcoach destinations of the past 10 years. Branson, a combination of big-name performers and small-town hospitality, beat out Washington, D.C., which finished second. Nashville, Tenn., finished third in the survey, followed by Myrtle Beach, S.C.(4), and New York City (5). Orlando, Fla. was the sixth most popular motorcoach destination, while Niagara Falls, N.Y. came in seventh, followed by Williamsburg, Va. (8); Cape Cod, Mass. (9); and Philadelphia (10).
Branson, Mo., tops 10-year motorcoach survey
Washington, D.C., and Nashville rounded out the top three.
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