Educational Travel
13Feb

Expanding Global Opportunities: Exploring Educational Travel in China

Educational Destinations Travel Designer Mary Godley shares her recent experience exploring exciting educational travel opportunities throughout China. I had the immense joy and honor to join an eight-night professional tour in China with the Student and Youth Travel Association and the Chinese National Tourist Office of New York. Our mission was to explore student educational tourism. The itinerary highlighted the historical might of Beijing and Xi’an, the balance of Hangzhou - both poetic and forward thinking - and...

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11Feb

Black History Sites in Washington, D.C.

Washington, D.C., is home to some of the nation’s most important landmarks honoring Black history, culture and leadership. For students, the city offers a powerful look at the people and stories that shaped American history. From the arts and political activism to community spaces and cultural institutions, here are some of our favorite places for groups to experience during Black History Month and throughout the year. U Street: A Historic Black Cultural District Known in its prime as “Black Broadway,” the U...

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16Jan

Inspire Your Heart with Art Day: Educational Travel Experiences That Bring the Arts to Life

Inspire Your Heart with Art Day, observed Jan. 31, celebrates the power of the arts to educate, inspire and connect. Art is not limited to gallery walls - it includes music, theater, dance, architecture and public expression. Educational travel allows students to engage with the arts in dynamic, hands-on ways that deepen learning and spark creativity.   Museum of Modern Art — New York City The Museum of Modern Art focuses on modern and contemporary creativity. Students explore painting, sculpture,...

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11Dec

Top 4 Educational Winter Student Travel Destinations

When the weather turns colder, some destinations become even better for student travel. From snowy mountains and Olympic history to Revolutionary-era Boston and New York City’s world-class museums, winter can be the perfect backdrop for hands-on learning. Here are four winter-ready destinations with educational opportunities built right into the itinerary: Utah, Aspen, New York City and Boston. Utah: Winter Basecamp for Science, History and Olympic Spirit Utah offers a mix of mountain adventure, science and U.S. history that works well for student...

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10Dec

Human Rights Month: Top U.S. Civil Rights Sites for Student Learning

Human Rights Month is an important time for students to examine the people and events that shaped the Civil Rights Movement. Several U.S. destinations offer powerful, curriculum-aligned learning experiences. These museums and historic sites help students connect classroom lessons to real stories of courage, activism and resilience. The Rosa Parks Museum — Montgomery, Alabama Rosa Parks The Rosa Parks Museum is located on the site where Parks was arrested in 1955. Students learn about her role in the Montgomery Bus...

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15Oct

Exploring October’s Historic Milestones Through Educational Travel

October is filled with milestones that have shaped history across science, sports and international relations. Each offers educators a chance to bring lessons to life and help students connect classroom concepts with real-world learning. October 1, 1903: The First World Series Begins The inaugural modern World Series between the Boston Americans (later known as the Red Sox) and the Pittsburgh Pirates marked the beginning of one of America’s most celebrated traditions. Baseball’s history offers lessons in teamwork, perseverance and cultural change. Student groups...

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22Sep

Exploring Arts, History and Culture in Los Angeles

Los Angeles is a global hub for creativity and culture, offering far more than its reputation for film and entertainment. For students, the city provides a rich mix of art, history and hands-on learning. Its museums, landmarks and cultural districts make it an ideal destination for educational travel. The Getty Center The Getty Center is one of the most visited art museums in the United States. Its collection spans European paintings, decorative arts, manuscripts and photography. Students also learn...

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22Sep

Exploring Arts Education in New York City: Top Destinations for Students

New York City is one of the world’s most influential cultural capitals. It is an ideal destination for students exploring the arts. With its museums, performances and landmarks, the city provides hands-on learning experiences that extend far beyond the classroom. For educators planning a trip, these institutions inspire creativity, critical thinking and cultural awareness in students of all ages. The Metropolitan Museum of Art The Metropolitan Museum of Art, known as “the Met,” is among the largest and most...

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22Sep

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage: Educational Travel Destinations for Students

Hispanic Heritage Month, observed from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, offers an important opportunity for students to explore the rich history, culture and contributions of Hispanic communities across the United States. For educators planning student travel, several destinations provide immersive learning experiences that connect classroom lessons with real-world history, art and cultural traditions. San Diego, California San Diego is home to a vibrant Hispanic community and numerous educational sites. The Old Town San Diego State Historic Park allows students...

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23May

Experience FIRST Robotics Championship with ED

Robotics teams from all over the world gather each year to compete at the FIRST Robotics Championship in Houston, TX. Students qualify depending on their performance in state championships, only learning their eligibility for the world championship about 2-3 weeks before departure. In the FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) portion of the event, teams and their robots were sorted into eight divisions, named after famous scientists like Archimedes, Newton and Galileo. The 868 TechHOUNDS from Carmel HS (IN) traveled with...

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