Whether you wish to provide your students language immersion, allow them to walk the grounds of historical sites or merely experience other cultures to gain a more worldly perspective, a myriad of educational opportunities awaits your students on such a diverse...
Indeed, the quality and quantity of attractions in the DC area needs no embellishing. A quick look at TripAdvisor’s Washington Attractions page reveals nearly 250 places vying for tourist attention. The Delights and Dilemmas of Student Travel Planning in DC In some...
Conveniently accessible throughout the Chicago area via Interstates 80, 90, 94, 294, 355, 55 and 57, the Chicago Southland is an ideal location for student groups. Videos Environmental Tourism Opportunities Five environmental learning centers in the region offer a...
Niagara Falls is more than one of the world’s natural wonders. It’s the culmination of nature’s sheer power and pure beauty coming together. Feel the Falls Niagara Falls in Canada is more than one of the world’s natural wonders. It’s one of a kind. It’s the...
Visiting historical sites and museums is great; students can connect with the past in a much more vibrant way when they’ve been to the places they study. But as much as we love these locations, they have one sizeable drawback: at best, your group is cast as bystanders...
Lewisville, located just 15 minutes from Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, offers a variety of opportunities for student groups. At the Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area (LLELA), your students will experience environmental science in the real world,...
First spotted from the bow of a Spanish galleon by Ponce de Leon in 1513, St. Augustine | Ponte Vedra has enchanted travelers since its discovery. And 500 years later, it’s still worth exploring – offering student group tour planners a new world of Old World history...
Leave the classroom behind and experience America’s history firsthand with a trip to Prince William & Manassas, Virginia. Located just 30 miles south of Washington D.C., Prince William and Manassas are home to two major Civil War battles, countless historic sites...
Gatlinburg, a city clinging to Tennessee’s eastern border, is no stranger to tourism. During peak season, people come by the thousands for the views, the food, and some old-school arts and crafts – not to mention Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the most visited...