Branson, MO is known as the "Live Music Show Capital of the World" and has long been a popular tourist destination for vacationers from Missouri and neighboring places. This popular vacation destination once was considered primarily for families and groups but now with the addition on Branson Convention Center, which opened in 2007, Branson serves as hot-spot for business gatherings and conventions as well.

Branson draws visitors from all regions of the country and many from different countries as well. Nearly the heart of the US, Branson is located within less than a day’s drive for one-third of Americans. Although cars and buses are the primary mode of transportation into Branson, economical fares can be had to the Springfield-Branson National Airport and the new Branson Airport making accessing this destination a synch.

Over 50 live performance theaters with a variety of themes are shown year round in Branson. A dozen champion golf courses, three pristine lakes, great park and many other attractions and museums including Dolly’s Dixie Stampede, Ripley’s Museum, The Titanic Museum, Silver Dollar City, the Duck Rides, Mount Pleasant Winery, Stone Hill Winery, Bass Pro Shoe and much much more including other great shopping and terrific dining. In addition, Branson is home to America's largest Veterans Day celebration, "Veterans Homecoming Week."

Branson is sure to be a memorable experience no matter what you choose to do in this delightful town. Visit Branson’s Chamber of Commerce or Branson Activity Page to find plenty of tourist attractions, shows, other things to do and see as well as places to stay while staying in this Southern Missouri, Ozark Mountain location.