Stories of past TWT experiences.
Tiny World Tours was honored to be invited by the Austin Film Society (AFS) to organize this special delegation tour to the Czech Republic where AFS was recognized by the 53rd Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (KVIFF) for over 3-decades of supporting Texas Film. Our week-long tour began and ended in the beautiful capital city Prague where we arranged private architectural history, culinary, and contemporary art tours.
Tiny World’s culinary tours are curated and co-hosted by Edible Austin magazine founder Marla Camp a long-time friend of Dana's and Mark's with deep roots in both Austin and Ann Arbor. Marla is a journalist, artist and food enthusiast who believes that the power of local food can build community and affect change.
Tiny World Tours works with a team of dedicated Nepali (Sherpa) partners to bring small groups to the Solukumbu region of Nepal (near Mt Everest) and experience local hospitality and unique cultural connections. Please come along with us on one of our tours or let us custom design a tour just for you!
This tour was a magical second collaborative expedition to Kcymaerxthaere between Tiny World Tours and artist Eames Demetrios. A group of thirty intrepid participants traveled from Denver to the "More Than One Moon in the Sky" site in Shoshoni, Wyoming, where we observed the Great American Eclipse while enjoying cuisine from our own traveling chef-in-residence, Mr Eat Right, Steve Couch.
Mark's Nepal reconnaissance tour leveraging the wonderful decades-long Nepal partnerships / friendship connections of international citizens and kindred spirits Docey Lewis and her son Owen Lewis.
Dana Friis-Hansen, Pam Vitaz, and Mark Holzbach led this energizing Tiny World Tours (TWT) exploration of Louisville's unique theater, art, and culinary treasures.
Highlights from our 2/11/17 Valentine's Dinner at The Plant at Kyle
The primary focus of this tour was "Adaptive Reuse" Architecture but we also enjoyed wonderful Art, Food, and Central Texas history.
Eames Demetrios and Mark Holzbach led this energizing Tiny World Tours (TWT) exploration of Kcymaerxthaere sites in linear Southern California.
A wonderful and diverse group of international travelers and art lovers were drawn to Venice led by Diana Dopson, an extraordinary travel organizer specializing in Italy, fluent in the local language, architecture, art, and culture, and Dana Friis-Hansen, the Director and CEO of the Grand Rapids Art Museum, an expert fluent in international contemporary art, who has attended most Venice Biennales since the late 1980s.
