 | Jackson, Mississippi - Why do they call us the "City with Soul"? Well, for one thing, the people here are just about the friendliest you’ll ever meet. And there are so many fun things to do in Jackson, the largest city in Mississippi. So many family friendly places to discover in the metro area — not to mention hundreds of events, from heritage festivals to antique shows and symphony concerts to sports classics. |
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 | Hattiesburg, Mississippi - Hattiesburg, Mississippi is known as the "Hub City". The fourth largest city in Mississippi, it is located in the southern half of the state near the coast. Its central location makes for an easy drive to such major cities as Jackson, Mobile, New Orleans, the Mississippi Gulf Coast, and even Memphis. |
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 | Tupelo, Mississippi - Home to the birthplace of Elvis Presley, great hotels, great restuarants and family friendly attractions, Tupelo, Mississippi is perfectly situated for for any trip to the American South. Located on the Natchez Trace Parkway midway betweeen Memphis and Birmingham and Nasvhille and Jackson, Tupelo is the perfect base for taking in all the culture that the region has to offer. |
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 | Mississippi Gulf Coast, Mississippi - Visiting the Mississippi Gulf Coast is more than just a vacation! Its YOU, overlooking the sparkling Gulf of Mexico and 26 miles of scenic coastal beaches from your hotel room. Its YOU enjoying our world-class golf courses and championship fishing. Its YOU and YOUR FAMILY enjoying the Gulf Coast's waterparks, children's museums, splash pads, and a variety of shopping venues. |
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 | Tupelo, Mississippi - Located in the foothills of Northeast Mississippi, Tupelo is the epicenter of America’s music, where, in 1935, the world’s greatest entertainer was born in a two-room shotgun shack. |
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 | Greenwood, Mississippi - Welcome to Greenwood, the heart of the Mississippi Delta, that charmed Hollywood and became the setting for most of the scenes filmed in “The Help.” A region rich in cultural heritage and noted for the warmth of both its long summers and its friendly people. |
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