Monthly Archives: February 2016

Where to Stay, Play, and Eat in Miami

Where to Stay, Play, and Eat in Miami
Spring Break is coming up, with graduation right on its heels, and where's the best place to celebrate your freedom? On the beach in Miami! With plenty of things to see and do, a vibrant social scene, stunning beaches, and more delicious restaurants than you can shake a stick at, you'll never want to leave…
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New York City on a Budget

New York City on a Budget
Cheap, especially when talking about NYC, is relative. A rich person can say a $200 hotel room was a steal but you, on your student’s budget, would probably faint at the end of stay bill. However you look at it, practically any city can be managed on a budget, no matter how small it may…
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9 Habits of Millennial Travelers

9 Habits of Millennial Travelers
The Millennial generation, ages 18-34, constitute over 73 million Americans and roughly one-fifth of all global tourists, according to the United Nations. In truth, the Millennial generation is the largest since the Baby Boomers and, in the coming years, will have more of a deciding impact on, not only the travel industry, but the global…
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Green Lane Park

Your last stop of the day will take you to Green Lane Park, a 3,400 acre public park land located in Green Lane, Pennsylvania. Owned by the Division of Parks, Trails, and Historic Sites, this all-seasons outdoor recreation park attracts tons of guests daily, from loving locals to curious tourists. While here our group will…
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Asher’s Chocolates

Asher's Chocolates Asher’s Chocolates is the oldest continuously operated chocolate store in the United States, as well as your group's next stop during your fun Valley Forge Adventure. First established in 1892, Asher’s Chocolates is a family-owned and operated local Pennsylvania business that has been creating the finest chocolates and classic confections for over four generations. What…
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Bryn Athyn Historic District

Within the Bryn Athyn Historic District, in Montgomery County, your group will find the Bryn Athyn Cathedral, Cairnwood Estate, and the Glencairn Museum. There are guided tours of each available for your group within this National Historic Landmark. On the expansive and collective grounds you will see spectacular architecture, well-manicured gardens, informative tours, and even…
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American Treasure Tour

Welcome to the city of Oaks, Pennsylvania, where you and your group will take part in a one-of-a-kind group tour featuring some of the most retro, hidden, and unique American treasures. This 100,000 square foot, all-indoor, massive collection contains tens of thousands of items, covering over three acres of fun. A private collector bought all these…
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Candy Stores for the Young at Heart

Candy Stores for the Young at Heart
We love candy, and really who doesn't? And from sea to shining sea, this great land is practically swathed in candy stores, young and old, chock full of sweet treats both homemade and prepackaged to satisfy your sweet tooth. Student trips, whether educational or celebratory, could always use a stop at a candy store, if only…
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Student Destination Inauguration 2017

Student Destination Inauguration 2017
Destination Inauguration 2017 - Wanderlust Wednesdays Students, teachers, and lucky post reachers, you’re in for a treat as you feast your eyes upon our new weekly blog series special, Wanderlust Wednesdays. Following popular and relevant travel trends we at AST have decided to take our social media platform trends to the next level and design…
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Free Things in NYC

Free Things in NYC
Yesterday, we had a blog about budgeting one of the most expensive cities in the United States. Today, why not focus on the most expensive city on that list, the one that everyone wants to see at least once, the one that stands as the center of cultural, financial, and commercial America: New York City.…
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