Post and Courier Travel, a new travel program by The Post and Courier, is thrilled to announce the launch of a unique four-day tour of Charleston, South Carolina. Led by Post and Courier journalists, who know the city better than anyone, this tour provides an intimate exploration of Charleston’s rich history, vibrant culture and culinary excellence.
As a newspaper deeply rooted in Charleston’s history, The Post and Courier promises adventure that showcases the very best of Charleston unlike any other. For the luxury traveler seeking an escape from the ordinary, this tour is designed to immerse you in the authentic essence of Charleston, guided by those who love and know the city best.
Limited to just 20 guests, this exclusive tour is scheduled for April 21-24. Guests will enjoy accommodations at the iconic Charleston Place, centrally located in the historic downtown district. Editor-in-Chief Autumn Phillips, will personally accompany the tour, providing insights into the city’s rich heritage.
The carefully curated itinerary includes a guided walk through historic downtown, exclusive visits to cultural landmarks, and culinary experiences with Post and Courier Food Editor Parker Milner. Enjoy a cocktail hour with architecture columnist Robert Behre, explore the French Huguenot Church, take a biscuit-making class, and follow a historian through the locations of Porgy and Bess.
“As I travel around the world, visiting amazing places, I never forget that I live in one of the most interesting places in the United States. It’s layered, beautiful and complicated, and I look forward to sharing this city I love with a group of intellectually curious travelers,” Phillips said.
To secure your spot on this exclusive, one-of-a-kind tour, visit postandcourier.com/travelchs before the booking deadline on Feb. 29.
About The Post and Courier:
The Post and Courier is a family-owned newspaper founded in 1803, the oldest in South Carolina and the second oldest in the U.S. With newsrooms across the state in Charleston, Columbia, Greenville, Spartanburg, Myrtle Beach, Hilton Head and the Pee Dee, they remain the largest news organization in the state. In 2015, they were awarded the Pulitzer Prize Gold Medal for Public Service.
