We offer customized, educational travel for student and educator groups to international destinations such as Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan and Kenya. Explore culture, enhance language learning, and forge personal and professional relationships on our purposeful tours.
- Culture tours for students combine fun sightseeing with immersive activities that provide an authentic experience with the local culture. Students gain a deeper understanding of the world on these life-enriching trips.
- Professional development tours give American educators the opportunity for professional exchanges with educators at international partner schools.
- NEW: Service learning trips to Malaysia and Singapore are now available.
Culture Tours
SAMPLE ITINERARY: Taiwan History & Culture Tour
Explore Taiwan’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage, stunning scenery, and amazing food. Tour some of its historic monuments and temples, learn about its education system, and spend time with local students and educators.
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SAMPLE ITINERARY: Singapore & Malaysia Culture and Language Tour
Learn about Chinese heritage within the multi-cultural diversity of Singapore and Malaysia. Immerse in the cultural heritage, stunning sights, and amazing food of this region. Tour some of its historic locations, learn about its education system, and spend time with local students and educators.
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SAMPLE ITINERARY: China History & Culture Tour
Visit some of China’s most important and fascinating cities. Explore world-famous cultural and historic sites, immerse in local life, visit schools to spend time with Chinese students, and sample local cuisine. This trip allows participants to delve deeper into Chinese culture and life by making connections with Chinese students, families, and educators.
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International Service Learning
Travel to locations such as Malaysia for immersive service learning activities combined with fun excursions. U.S. students interact with local students and others from diverse cultural groups for an authentic experience with the local culture. Activities range from U.S. students providing instructional support to English language learners to conservation projects.