Hotel & Travel
- Hotel Reservations Begin: July 2026
- Hotel Reservation Deadline: October 11, 2026
New Orleans Marriott
- 555 Canal St, New Orleans, LA
- (504) 581-1000
- Check-in: 4 p.m.
- Check-out: 11 a.m.
Room Rates
- Single: $239
- Double: $239
- Triple: $264
- Quads: $289
- Student $169
Sheraton New Orleans
- 500 Canal St, New Orleans, LA
- (888) 627-7033
- Check-in: 4 p.m.
- Check-out: 11 a.m.
Room Rates
- Single: $239
- Double: $230
- Triple: $264
- Quads: $289
- Student $169
Tax Policy
Room rates shown do not include:
- 16.75% Hotel Room Tax
- $3.00 Occupancy Fee per night
(All rates subject to change)
Total room charges will include all applicable room fees and taxes.
If you need an invoice to pay for your hotel room, taxes, and fee charges, please contact your hotel directly using the contact information provided in your reservation confirmation.
Why Book Through NCA?
All attendees are strongly encouraged to reserve their hotel rooms through NCA’s official room blocks to:
- Help keep future convention costs low
- Ensure convenient access to sessions and social opportunities
- Create a welcoming, community-driven atmosphere
- Support NCA in meeting our room block commitments
Additional Benefits:
- Networking: Stay close to colleagues and easily connect in hotel common spaces
- Best Rate: NCA negotiates lower group rates at quality hotels
- Convenience: You’re right where you need to be for sessions and events
- Onsite Support: NCA staff can assist if hotel issues arise
Hotel Policies & Additional Information
Student Rates
Only available to registered NCA student members. Limit: One room per student. Reservations made by non-members, unregistered guests, or requests for additional rooms will be cancelled. These rooms go fast—book early!
Deposit Policy
A first-night room deposit or major credit card guarantee is required for all reservations. A credit card is required at check-in to cover remaining room costs, and a $65 per night hold will be placed for incidental charges. Any unused funds will be refunded upon check-out.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellations made less than 72 hours before arrival will result in a forfeit of one night’s room and tax. To cancel your reservation, use the booking link or contact the hotel directly. Remember to get your cancellation number!
Check-In and Check-Out
Check-in time is 4:00 p.m. | Check-out time is 11:00 a.m.
Late Arrival Policy
If arriving after midnight, contact the hotel directly so they can note your reservation and plan for late arrival. Failure to notify the hotel may result in reservation cancellation and a no-show fee.
Early Departure & No-show Fees
- Early Departure: Notify the hotel at least 24 hours in advance to avoid a fee (one night’s room + tax)
- No-Show: Will result in one night’s charge and may cancel your reservation.
Requesting an Accessible Room
If you need an accessible room, please:
- Select “Accessible Room” in the “Requests” section of the booking form
- Use the “Additional Requests” box to specify any specific accessibility needs
To view available accessible room types and features, visit:
Accessibility Considerations for New Orleans
New Orleans features historic architecture that may present accessibility challenges. Cobblestone streets, uneven sidewalks, and narrow pathways are common in the French Quarter and surrounding historic areas. While our convention hotels meet ADA requirements and provide accessible accommodations, please be aware that navigating some areas of the city may be challenging for those using mobility devices.
If you have specific accessibility concerns or need assistance planning accessible routes during your visit, please contact us at convention@natcom.org or visit our Accessibility page for detailed information and resources.
⚠️ Hotel Poachers/Pirate Alert
Unauthorized housing companies (called “hotel poachers”) have previously contacted registered NCA convention attendees offering cheaper rates. This practice, also known as “room pirating,” is a scam that attendees should be aware of to avoid disclosing personal or financial information.
Hotel poachers may claim to be an NCA “partner” or “official housing company” and may ask for full prepayment. Do not engage with these companies.
Report any suspicious contact to: convention@natcom.org

Need a Roommate?
We understand that attending the convention can be costly for our members. To help lighten the financial burden, NCA offers a Roommate Finding Form to help connect attendees with potential roommates. Sharing a room is a great way to make attendance more affordable and build community.
Transportation from Key Locations
From Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY)
- Distance: ~16 miles (approximately 20-30 minutes depending on traffic)
- Taxi: $35-45 flat rate to downtown (+$14 for three or more passengers; $1 per bag fee)
- Ride Share: ~$36-45. Options include Uber, Lyft, and KreweCar. Pick-up location: Level 1 outside of baggage claim
- Public Transit: Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) Airport Express (Route 202) travels from the airport terminals to Elk Place at Canal Street in Downtown New Orleans. Fare: $1.50. Service operates with 9 daily trips. Pick-up: Level 1 Baggage Claim, Door 2, Zones B4 and B5.
- Greyhound Bus Station: New Orleans Greyhound Station
- Train/Bus Station: New Orleans Union Passenger Terminal (serves Amtrak and Greyhound)
View video on navigating accessibility at MSY airport
Getting Around New Orleans During Your Stay
New Orleans offers several convenient transportation options:
- Streetcars: New Orleans iconic streetcar lines include the St. Charles Avenue line and Canal Street line. Fare: $1.50 per ride. This is a scenic and authentic way to explore the city.
- Walking: The French Quarter and downtown areas are highly walkable. However, be aware of uneven sidewalks, cobblestones, and historic street conditions. Comfortable, sturdy walking shoes are strongly recommended.
- Ride-Share: Uber, Lyft, and local services are widely available throughout the convention area.
Special Considerations for New Orleans
Sea Level and Flooding Awareness
New Orleans sits at a very low elevation, with much of the city at or below sea level (average elevation ranges from 1-2 feet below sea level to about 6 feet above). This unique geography makes the city particularly vulnerable to flooding during heavy rainfall or storms.
What this means for visitors:
- The city has an extensive levee and drainage system in place
- November is outside of hurricane season (June 1 – November 30), and late November typically has lower storm risk
- If you have mobility concerns related to uneven terrain or are sensitive to humidity, please be aware that the flat, low-lying terrain combined with moisture can affect some visitors
- The convention hotels are in the elevated downtown/French Quarter area, which is on higher ground
November Weather
In late November, the average temperature in New Orleans ranges from highs of 71-72°F to lows of 51-53°F. The city maintains moderate humidity levels even in November, and rainfall averages approximately 4 inches for the month.
What to Pack: Layers are essential—bring long pants, t-shirts, sweaters, a light jacket or scarf, and comfortable walking shoes. We strongly recommend packing an umbrella or light rain jacket for occasional showers.
New Orleans Travel Tips
Footwear: Historic streets feature cobblestones and uneven surfaces. Comfortable, sturdy walking shoes are essential for exploring the city.
Humidity: Even in November, New Orleans retains humidity. If you have respiratory sensitivities, consider bringing any necessary medications.
Tipping Culture: New Orleans has a strong service industry culture. Standard tipping of 15-20% is expected and appreciated in restaurants, bars, and for services.
Public Drinking: Unlike most U.S. cities, New Orleans allows drinking alcohol in public in certain areas. However, beverages must be in plastic containers—no glass is permitted on the streets.
Safety: While tourist areas are generally safe during the day, use normal urban precautions and stay aware of your surroundings, especially at night. Stay in well-lit, populated areas.
Travel Insurance
We strongly recommend comprehensive travel insurance covering medical expenses, trip cancellation, and other potential issues.
✈️ Delta Air Lines Discounts
Coming Soon
✈️ United Airlines Discounts
Coming Soon

Real ID
Beginning May 7, 2025, all travelers flying within the U.S. must present a Real ID-compliant driver’s license or a valid passport. Please check with your state’s DMV.
We welcome our international attendees! Below is a comprehensive guide to help you prepare for your visit to the United States for the NCA Annual Convention.
✈️ Delta Air Lines Discounts
Coming Soon
✈️ United Airlines Discounts
Coming Soon
Important Travel Advisory (Effective June 9, 2025)
A new U.S. Presidential Proclamation affecting foreign nationals went into effect on June 9, 2025. The policy introduces new travel restrictions based on country of origin and visa type.
Full Travel Ban
Foreign nationals from the following countries will be prohibited from entering the U.S., regardless of visa type. If currently in the U.S., they are strongly advised not to depart, as re-entry will be denied:
- Afghanistan, Burma (Myanmar), Chad, Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Yemen.
Partial Travel Ban
Foreign nationals from the countries below will be denied entry if traveling on B-1, B-2 (visitor), F (student), M (vocational student), or J (exchange visitor) visas. Those with other visa types (e.g., H-1B, L-1) may still travel, but should expect reduced visa validity for new applications:
- Burundi, Cuba, Laos, Sierra Leone, Togo, Turkmenistan, and Venezuela.
Additional Countries Under Review
Travel restrictions may soon expand, pending national security recommendations.
Exemptions Apply
The following individuals are not subject to the travel ban:
- U.S. lawful permanent residents (Green Card holders)
- Dual nationals using passports from unrestricted countries
- Athletes, coaches, and their families attending major international sporting events
- Immediate family members on certain family-sponsored immigrant visas
- Individuals granted asylum, refugee status, or protection under the Convention Against Torture
- Certain religious or ethnic minorities from Iran
- Accredited diplomats and foreign officials
- Afghan and U.S. government-affiliated Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) holders
What this Means for Convention Attendees
Please consult with your local U.S. embassy or consulate prior to travel. If you are impacted by these restrictions or have questions about your visa category, we recommend seeking legal counsel or direct guidance from a U.S. immigration official.
Passport and Visa Information
All international attendees must have a valid passport to enter the U.S. Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months beyond the dates of the convention (November 20-23, 2025).
Visa Requirements
Depending on your country of origin, you may also require a visa to enter the U.S. It is your responsibility to determine if you need a visa and to obtain it in a timely manner. Visitors planning to attend the convention will most likely need to apply for a B-1 visa. We recommend starting your visa application process immediately!
Processing Times
The process for obtaining a visa to attend the convention may be very slow. Please use the information below to determine whether you need a visa, and if so, apply for a visa immediately.
For comprehensive visa guidance, visit: travel.state.gov
Additional Resources
Tips for Successful Visa Application
- Download the letter of invitation from NCA (see below).
- When possible, provide proof of meeting registration.
- Visa applicants are expected to provide evidence that they intend to return to their country of residence. Therefore, applicants should provide proof of binding or sufficient ties to their home country or permanent residence abroad. Visa applications are more likely to be successful if done in the visitor’s home country.
- Applicants should present their entire trip itinerary, including travel to any countries other than the United States, at the time of their visa application.
- All applicants must be able to qualify for a visa on their own merits under the requirements of the Immigration and Nationality Act.
- Locate your US Embassy/Consulate
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Visa Waiver Program
Letter of Invitation
To support your visa application, we provide a Letter of Invitation that you can download, customize, and submit with your visa application.
How to Use the Letter:
- Download the Letter of Invitation template below
- Fill in the bracketed information with your personal details exactly as they appear on your passport
- Print the letter
- Submit the letter as part of your visa application package
Important: This letter confirms your invitation to participate in the NCA Annual Convention but does not guarantee visa approval. The final decision rests with the consular officer.
Download Letter of Invitation Template
Pre-Travel Checklist:
Before the Convention:
- Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your travel dates.
- Apply for a U.S. visa, if required, well in advance of the convention dates.
- Register for the NCA Annual Convention and reserve your hotel accommodations.
- Review travel advisories and entry requirements for the U.S.
- Arrange for any necessary travel documents or vaccinations.
At the Convention:
- Bring your valid passport with you to the convention site.
- Check in at the registration desk upon arrival.
- Familiarize yourself with the convention venue and schedule.
- Participate actively in sessions, networking events, and other convention activities.
Special Considerations for Denver
Altitude
Denver is located at 5,280 feet above sea level. International visitors should prepare for potential altitude effects and stay well-hydrated.
November Weather
Dress appropriately for November weather in Colorado. Temperatures can vary significantly, and snow is possible.
Travel Insurance
We strongly recommend comprehensive travel insurance covering medical expenses, trip cancellation, and other potential issues.
Discover all that New Orleans has to offer—from world-famous music and cuisine to historic neighborhoods and festivals, and more.
French Quarter and Bourbon Street
Café Du Monde (famous beignets)
National WWII Museum
Preservation Hall (jazz music)
Garden District historic homes
Steamboat Natchez river cruise
Jackson Square and St. Louis Cathedral
- Hotel Reservations Begin: July 2026
- Hotel Reservation Deadline: October 11, 2026
New Orleans Marriott
- 555 Canal St, New Orleans, LA
- (504) 581-1000
- Check-in: 4 p.m.
- Check-out: 11 a.m.
Room Rates
- Single: $239
- Double: $239
- Triple: $264
- Quads: $289
- Student $169
Sheraton New Orleans
- 500 Canal St, New Orleans, LA
- (888) 627-7033
- Check-in: 4 p.m.
- Check-out: 11 a.m.
Room Rates
- Single: $239
- Double: $230
- Triple: $264
- Quads: $289
- Student $169
Tax Policy
Room rates shown do not include:
- 16.75% Hotel Room Tax
- $3.00 Occupancy Fee per night
(All rates subject to change)
Total room charges will include all applicable room fees and taxes.
If you need an invoice to pay for your hotel room, taxes, and fee charges, please contact your hotel directly using the contact information provided in your reservation confirmation.
Why Book Through NCA?
All attendees are strongly encouraged to reserve their hotel rooms through NCA’s official room blocks to:
- Help keep future convention costs low
- Ensure convenient access to sessions and social opportunities
- Create a welcoming, community-driven atmosphere
- Support NCA in meeting our room block commitments
Additional Benefits:
- Networking: Stay close to colleagues and easily connect in hotel common spaces
- Best Rate: NCA negotiates lower group rates at quality hotels
- Convenience: You’re right where you need to be for sessions and events
- Onsite Support: NCA staff can assist if hotel issues arise
Hotel Policies & Additional Information
Student Rates
Only available to registered NCA student members. Limit: One room per student. Reservations made by non-members, unregistered guests, or requests for additional rooms will be cancelled. These rooms go fast—book early!
Deposit Policy
A first-night room deposit or major credit card guarantee is required for all reservations. A credit card is required at check-in to cover remaining room costs, and a $65 per night hold will be placed for incidental charges. Any unused funds will be refunded upon check-out.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellations made less than 72 hours before arrival will result in a forfeit of one night’s room and tax. To cancel your reservation, use the booking link or contact the hotel directly. Remember to get your cancellation number!
Check-In and Check-Out
Check-in time is 4:00 p.m. | Check-out time is 11:00 a.m.
Late Arrival Policy
If arriving after midnight, contact the hotel directly so they can note your reservation and plan for late arrival. Failure to notify the hotel may result in reservation cancellation and a no-show fee.
Early Departure & No-show Fees
- Early Departure: Notify the hotel at least 24 hours in advance to avoid a fee (one night’s room + tax)
- No-Show: Will result in one night’s charge and may cancel your reservation.
Requesting an Accessible Room
If you need an accessible room, please:
- Select “Accessible Room” in the “Requests” section of the booking form
- Use the “Additional Requests” box to specify any specific accessibility needs
To view available accessible room types and features, visit:
Accessibility Considerations for New Orleans
New Orleans features historic architecture that may present accessibility challenges. Cobblestone streets, uneven sidewalks, and narrow pathways are common in the French Quarter and surrounding historic areas. While our convention hotels meet ADA requirements and provide accessible accommodations, please be aware that navigating some areas of the city may be challenging for those using mobility devices.
If you have specific accessibility concerns or need assistance planning accessible routes during your visit, please contact us at convention@natcom.org or visit our Accessibility page for detailed information and resources.
⚠️ Hotel Poachers/Pirate Alert
Unauthorized housing companies (called “hotel poachers”) have previously contacted registered NCA convention attendees offering cheaper rates. This practice, also known as “room pirating,” is a scam that attendees should be aware of to avoid disclosing personal or financial information.
Hotel poachers may claim to be an NCA “partner” or “official housing company” and may ask for full prepayment. Do not engage with these companies.
Report any suspicious contact to: convention@natcom.org

Need a Roommate?
We understand that attending the convention can be costly for our members. To help lighten the financial burden, NCA offers a Roommate Finding Form to help connect attendees with potential roommates. Sharing a room is a great way to make attendance more affordable and build community.
Transportation from Key Locations
From Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY)
- Distance: ~16 miles (approximately 20-30 minutes depending on traffic)
- Taxi: $35-45 flat rate to downtown (+$14 for three or more passengers; $1 per bag fee)
- Ride Share: ~$36-45. Options include Uber, Lyft, and KreweCar. Pick-up location: Level 1 outside of baggage claim
- Public Transit: Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) Airport Express (Route 202) travels from the airport terminals to Elk Place at Canal Street in Downtown New Orleans. Fare: $1.50. Service operates with 9 daily trips. Pick-up: Level 1 Baggage Claim, Door 2, Zones B4 and B5.
- Greyhound Bus Station: New Orleans Greyhound Station
- Train/Bus Station: New Orleans Union Passenger Terminal (serves Amtrak and Greyhound)
View video on navigating accessibility at MSY airport
Getting Around New Orleans During Your Stay
New Orleans offers several convenient transportation options:
- Streetcars: New Orleans iconic streetcar lines include the St. Charles Avenue line and Canal Street line. Fare: $1.50 per ride. This is a scenic and authentic way to explore the city.
- Walking: The French Quarter and downtown areas are highly walkable. However, be aware of uneven sidewalks, cobblestones, and historic street conditions. Comfortable, sturdy walking shoes are strongly recommended.
- Ride-Share: Uber, Lyft, and local services are widely available throughout the convention area.
Special Considerations for New Orleans
Sea Level and Flooding Awareness
New Orleans sits at a very low elevation, with much of the city at or below sea level (average elevation ranges from 1-2 feet below sea level to about 6 feet above). This unique geography makes the city particularly vulnerable to flooding during heavy rainfall or storms.
What this means for visitors:
- The city has an extensive levee and drainage system in place
- November is outside of hurricane season (June 1 – November 30), and late November typically has lower storm risk
- If you have mobility concerns related to uneven terrain or are sensitive to humidity, please be aware that the flat, low-lying terrain combined with moisture can affect some visitors
- The convention hotels are in the elevated downtown/French Quarter area, which is on higher ground
November Weather
In late November, the average temperature in New Orleans ranges from highs of 71-72°F to lows of 51-53°F. The city maintains moderate humidity levels even in November, and rainfall averages approximately 4 inches for the month.
What to Pack: Layers are essential—bring long pants, t-shirts, sweaters, a light jacket or scarf, and comfortable walking shoes. We strongly recommend packing an umbrella or light rain jacket for occasional showers.
New Orleans Travel Tips
Footwear: Historic streets feature cobblestones and uneven surfaces. Comfortable, sturdy walking shoes are essential for exploring the city.
Humidity: Even in November, New Orleans retains humidity. If you have respiratory sensitivities, consider bringing any necessary medications.
Tipping Culture: New Orleans has a strong service industry culture. Standard tipping of 15-20% is expected and appreciated in restaurants, bars, and for services.
Public Drinking: Unlike most U.S. cities, New Orleans allows drinking alcohol in public in certain areas. However, beverages must be in plastic containers—no glass is permitted on the streets.
Safety: While tourist areas are generally safe during the day, use normal urban precautions and stay aware of your surroundings, especially at night. Stay in well-lit, populated areas.
Travel Insurance
We strongly recommend comprehensive travel insurance covering medical expenses, trip cancellation, and other potential issues.
✈️ Delta Air Lines Discounts
Coming Soon
✈️ United Airlines Discounts
Coming Soon

Real ID
Beginning May 7, 2025, all travelers flying within the U.S. must present a Real ID-compliant driver’s license or a valid passport. Please check with your state’s DMV.
We welcome our international attendees! Below is a comprehensive guide to help you prepare for your visit to the United States for the NCA Annual Convention.
✈️ Delta Air Lines Discounts
Coming Soon
✈️ United Airlines Discounts
Coming Soon
Important Travel Advisory (Effective June 9, 2025)
A new U.S. Presidential Proclamation affecting foreign nationals went into effect on June 9, 2025. The policy introduces new travel restrictions based on country of origin and visa type.
Full Travel Ban
Foreign nationals from the following countries will be prohibited from entering the U.S., regardless of visa type. If currently in the U.S., they are strongly advised not to depart, as re-entry will be denied:
- Afghanistan, Burma (Myanmar), Chad, Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Yemen.
Partial Travel Ban
Foreign nationals from the countries below will be denied entry if traveling on B-1, B-2 (visitor), F (student), M (vocational student), or J (exchange visitor) visas. Those with other visa types (e.g., H-1B, L-1) may still travel, but should expect reduced visa validity for new applications:
- Burundi, Cuba, Laos, Sierra Leone, Togo, Turkmenistan, and Venezuela.
Additional Countries Under Review
Travel restrictions may soon expand, pending national security recommendations.
Exemptions Apply
The following individuals are not subject to the travel ban:
- U.S. lawful permanent residents (Green Card holders)
- Dual nationals using passports from unrestricted countries
- Athletes, coaches, and their families attending major international sporting events
- Immediate family members on certain family-sponsored immigrant visas
- Individuals granted asylum, refugee status, or protection under the Convention Against Torture
- Certain religious or ethnic minorities from Iran
- Accredited diplomats and foreign officials
- Afghan and U.S. government-affiliated Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) holders
What this Means for Convention Attendees
Please consult with your local U.S. embassy or consulate prior to travel. If you are impacted by these restrictions or have questions about your visa category, we recommend seeking legal counsel or direct guidance from a U.S. immigration official.
Passport and Visa Information
All international attendees must have a valid passport to enter the U.S. Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months beyond the dates of the convention (November 20-23, 2025).
Visa Requirements
Depending on your country of origin, you may also require a visa to enter the U.S. It is your responsibility to determine if you need a visa and to obtain it in a timely manner. Visitors planning to attend the convention will most likely need to apply for a B-1 visa. We recommend starting your visa application process immediately!
Processing Times
The process for obtaining a visa to attend the convention may be very slow. Please use the information below to determine whether you need a visa, and if so, apply for a visa immediately.
For comprehensive visa guidance, visit: travel.state.gov
Additional Resources
Tips for Successful Visa Application
- Download the letter of invitation from NCA (see below).
- When possible, provide proof of meeting registration.
- Visa applicants are expected to provide evidence that they intend to return to their country of residence. Therefore, applicants should provide proof of binding or sufficient ties to their home country or permanent residence abroad. Visa applications are more likely to be successful if done in the visitor’s home country.
- Applicants should present their entire trip itinerary, including travel to any countries other than the United States, at the time of their visa application.
- All applicants must be able to qualify for a visa on their own merits under the requirements of the Immigration and Nationality Act.
- Locate your US Embassy/Consulate
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Visa Waiver Program
Letter of Invitation
To support your visa application, we provide a Letter of Invitation that you can download, customize, and submit with your visa application.
How to Use the Letter:
- Download the Letter of Invitation template below
- Fill in the bracketed information with your personal details exactly as they appear on your passport
- Print the letter
- Submit the letter as part of your visa application package
Important: This letter confirms your invitation to participate in the NCA Annual Convention but does not guarantee visa approval. The final decision rests with the consular officer.
Download Letter of Invitation Template
Pre-Travel Checklist:
Before the Convention:
- Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your travel dates.
- Apply for a U.S. visa, if required, well in advance of the convention dates.
- Register for the NCA Annual Convention and reserve your hotel accommodations.
- Review travel advisories and entry requirements for the U.S.
- Arrange for any necessary travel documents or vaccinations.
At the Convention:
- Bring your valid passport with you to the convention site.
- Check in at the registration desk upon arrival.
- Familiarize yourself with the convention venue and schedule.
- Participate actively in sessions, networking events, and other convention activities.
Special Considerations for Denver
Altitude
Denver is located at 5,280 feet above sea level. International visitors should prepare for potential altitude effects and stay well-hydrated.
November Weather
Dress appropriately for November weather in Colorado. Temperatures can vary significantly, and snow is possible.
Travel Insurance
We strongly recommend comprehensive travel insurance covering medical expenses, trip cancellation, and other potential issues.
Discover all that New Orleans has to offer—from world-famous music and cuisine to historic neighborhoods and festivals, and more.
French Quarter and Bourbon Street
Café Du Monde (famous beignets)
National WWII Museum
Preservation Hall (jazz music)
Garden District historic homes
Steamboat Natchez river cruise
Jackson Square and St. Louis Cathedral