No matter what you teach - there is an immeasurable amount of benefits to bringing your classroom abroad. As they say, you can teach French, but you can’t teach France. Check out some of the benefits to group travel here!

Utilizing technology to convenience your travel can save you a lot of headaches! Check out some of our top tips here.

Join us for a walking tour of the famous Las Ramblas - the heart of Barcelona, if we say so ourselves!

Keeping student travelers engaged pre-departure and while on tour can be difficult, but we’ve seen it all! Here are some tips.

Are you looking for itinerary additions that open your tour to a larger recruitment pool? Try adding in a sporting event or even an arena tour to your itinerary.

Wondering where to bring your high school students on your next educational travel trip abroad? Here are our recommendations!

It's important to strike a balance between academic study and cultural exploration. While you want your students to learn and grow academically, you also want them to have an enriching cultural experience that allows them to immerse themselves in the local culture and gain a broader perspective of the world.

In today's increasingly interconnected world, being a global citizen is more important than ever. A global citizen is someone who is aware of the world beyond their own community and who takes responsibility for their actions in the world. One of the key components of being a global citizen is language proficiency.

Looking for cities to incorporate on your tour that are a bit off the beaten path? Look no further.

Granada, Spain is a must-visit destination. Located in the southern region of Andalusia, Granada is famous for its rich cultural heritage, stunning architecture, and delicious cuisine.

Are you looking for the best European destinations for your theatre club or performing arts group? Look no further - we have you covered!

How exactly do you cater your tour to your curriculum/classroom? We’re here to help!

Consider visiting the beautiful city of Bern, Switzerland. With its charming old town and stunning scenery, Bern is a great destination for students to practice their language skills while learning about Swiss culture and history.

A response to the NYTimes piece, Travel is my Antidote for Fear. As Covid eases, I’m heading out again.

Managing an International Student Travel Company is No Walk in the Park.

9 Days London 2 • Caen 1 • St. Malo 1 • Loire Valley 1 • Paris 2… join us!

It's travel season and Dave is in England with an update for group leaders.

Claire Briddon; 1940 - 2022

In the history of the educational travel industry, there has been only one “celebrity endorsement” that ever made a difference. But that one made a big difference.

Mindful that teachers often spend more time writing lesson plans than implementing them, passports provides comprehensive lesson plans for all group organizers, in advance, targeted at their travel destinations.