Some of Outbound Software's Clients

Kitty Hawk Kites

Kitty Hawk Kites, Inc. (www.kittyhawk.com) was founded in 1974 by John Harris, a pioneer in hang gliding, to provide instruction, products, and service to the burgeoning new sport. In the late 1980s, Kitty Hawk Kites expanded into what is now its three main businesses; providing hang gliding instruction to students and instructors through its Flight School; selling aviation and outdoor clothing as well as kites and toys through it's retail outlets; and providing adventure recreation activities. Many customers schedule their adventure online (http://reservations.kittyhawk.com) or chat with a friendly and knowledgeable adventure coordinator in our call center.

Corning Museum of Glass

The Corning Museum of Glass (www.cmog.org) is where the world—from serious scholars to those simply interested in discovering—turns to learn more about the art, history, craft, or technology of this incredible material. Visitors who spend time at the Museum are guaranteed to see glass in a whole new light. The Museum’s popular glass making workshops and Fun with Glass programs are available every day at the museum. Customers may schedule these programs and reserve admission tickets online (http://reservations.cmog.org) or choose to call their reservation in.

Outside Hilton Head

For 28 years, Outside Hilton Head (www.outsidehiltonhead.com) has been providing great outdoor adventures to South Carolina lowcountry residents and visitors. We started at South Beach Marina - in Sea Pines Plantation - as a windsurfing school in 1979, and have grown to become the area's most complete outdoor outfitter offering a multitude of excellent programs, equipment and gear. Join us for kayak tours, boating excursions, kayak or charter fishing, group programs, kids camps, family activities or team & leadership development. Book online (http://reservations.outsidehiltonhead.com) or call one of our outdoor specialists.

Currier Museum of Art

The recently expanded Currier Museum of Art (www.currier.org) in Manchester, NH is home to an internationally respected collection of European and American paintings, decorative arts, photographs and sculpture. New galleries showcase the collection of over 11,000 objects, including works by Picasso, Matisse, Monet, O'Keeffe, and Warhol. Visitors of all ages can participate in dynamic programs, and enjoy engaging exhibitions, the expanded gift shop and airy café. Visitors are encouraged to schedule tours and programs online (http://currier.obsres.com) or may choose to reserve by phone.

Morton Arboretum

The Morton Arboretum (www.mortonarb.org) is located in Isle, IL just a short drive outside of Chicago. The Arboretum has acquired trees and plants from around the world for research as well as display. The grounds are kept beautiful and healthy with new experiences 365 days a year. Visitors can enjoy the walking trails, ride the tram, take an educational class, attend a special event and more, http://mortonarb.obsres.com.

NC Wildlife Centers

Each region of North Carolina now boasts a wildlife education center operated by the Division of Conservation Education. With a mission to increase awareness and understanding of wildlife resources, build an appreciation of the outdoors, and develop stewardship of North Carolina’s wildlife, the wildlife education centers are, in equal parts, a visitors’ center, learning institution and fun destination for families. The centers include The Pisgah Center for Wildlife Education (http://ncpaws.org/reservations/Pisgah), located alongside the Davidson River near Brevard, features the Mountains’ wildlife and habitats; The Centennial Campus Center for Wildlife Education (http://ncpaws.org/reservations/centennial) is located in the head quarters building of the N.C.Wildlife Resources Commission on the Centennial Campus of N.C. State University in Raleigh; The Outer Banks Center for Wildlife Education (https://ncpaws.org/reservations/corolla) is located at Currituck Heritage Park in Corolla and highlights Coastal wildlife, natural history and cultural heritage. Each center provides a regular calendar of events and programs, with group activities and special programs available.

Pinellas County

Whether looking for relaxation or recreation, residents and visitors can find a wide variety of activities throughout the county. Each county park displays nature’s original artistry and park goers can find something special about each one, from sun-drenched beaches, tranquil lakes and lush emerald green expanses of native habitat to playgrounds, learning centers and convenience facilities. Visitors can reserve park shelters using Outbound’s interactive map reservation system at http://pinellas.obsres.com/parkshelters.

In addition to the parks, Pinellas County offers online reservations for their County Extension and Heritage Village. Pinellas County Extension, as part of a nationwide network of land grant universities, provides research-based knowledge and educational programs that enables Pinellas County residents to make practical decisions to improve their quality of life. Heritage Village contains more than 28 historic structures and features, some dating back to the 19th century, include a school, church, sponge warehouse, railroad depot and store as well as a variety of historic homes. Events and activities for these locations can be booked online at http://pinellas.obsres.com