Why do student groups use Bob Rogers Travel (BRT)? We have a reputation for delivering a quality, superior customer service experience. We’re unique in that, as one of the largest performance group travel providers in the U.S., we have strong relationships and buying...
Your student travel group will be able to spot a WonderWorks building when they see it. For a start, it’s upside down. According to the fanciful ‘legend’ on the website, each WonderWorks location originated as a top-secret research lab in the Bermuda Triangle. An...
Two former middle and high school teachers envisioned a transition from classroom education to teachable moments on the road and in the real world. Native New Yorkers Claudia and Meredith Toback (mother and daughter) have been in the tourism industry for 10 years and...
The Newseum is one of the top-rated attractions in Washington D.C. Both because of its location – near the White House, U.S. Capitol Building and National Mall – and its overarching take on history as reported through the news media, this museum is a gift for field...
It’s hard to say exactly when Arkansas’ history begins. Thanks to the Mississippi River, Arkansas Delta, and the mild climate of areas sheltered by the Ozark and Ouachita mountains, the region was a hospitable spot for Native American tribes for centuries. ...
Ocala/Marion County, located smack-dab in the heart of Central Florida, features an abundance of sites and activities to suit any student group’s interests. The area consists of five historical towns—Belleview, Dunnellon, McIntosh, Ocala and Reddick—all of which offer...
Most Midwesterners know about Wisconsin Dells and its legendary indoor and outdoor waterparks, but “The Waterpark Capital of the World” isn’t all about waterslides and lazy rivers. There is a variety of educational opportunities available, too. Here are some of the...
What’s the problem? Time, that’s the problem. Where can you find time to do it all? First, let’s talk about the things that make New York City a student travel planner’s ideal. It’s a well-known name. There are educational and cultural opportunities sprinkled thickly...
When you factor in the confluence with the Elizabeth River, a sizeable part of its total area is shoreline – 144 miles of it, to be precise. And, as a port city with about 400 years of history behind it, it’s not short on history. From a military perspective, Norfolk...