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Media Gadgets for the Frequent Traveler Part 1 of 3: Foundation Items
Are you driving a long distance to reach your prime travel destination? Do you travel frequently? Do you enjoy documenting every moment of your travel adventure? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, then tune in to this three-part series on media gadgets! I’ll help you get started with some basic foundation…
10 More High School Senior Trip Ideas
10. CAPE COD Massachusetts for class trips is the perfect reward for a great school year! The east coast offers whale watching, ghost hunting tours, hiking rugged terrain, antique shopping, beach days and a potato chip factory! The Cape Cod Mall features stores like Hollister, Sephora, Wet Seal, AE Outfitters and more of everyone’s favorites!…
10 Tips to Avoid Overpacking
There are a lot of reasons to keep packing as compact as possible. You can save money by not having to check a bag at the airport. If you’re road tripping with friends, cargo space is always prime real estate that can go further with fewer pieces of luggage. You can leave room for…
Coolest Under Water Florida Attractions
Jules’ Undersea Lodge, Key Largo Your student group can enjoy the only under water hotel on the planet for an unbelievable senior trip! While you’re here, you may as well get your Open Water certification for diving, or scuba your way 21 feet below the surface of Emerald Lagoon for lunch! Educational programs for…
Bayou Pierre Alligator Park
Bayou Pierre Alligator Park Southern Louisiana is home to some of the most deadly American animals, the American Alligator. Bayou Pierre Alligator Park is a seven-acre park and preserves devoted to this majestic reptile. Tour the park on boardwalks and watch the hourly feeding shows or even feed the gators yourself, touch them, or pose…
Hawaii: Islands of Adventure for Students
Attaining statehood in the late 1950s, Hawaii is not only the newest addition to the United States as well as its largest island but the most complex! It is made up of over 100 islands, however, only seven of these are inhabited, and one is privately owned. Before your student group embarks on a journey…
Audubon Nature Institute
Audubon Nature Institute The Audubon Nature Institute in New Orleans encompasses every facet of wildlife conservation and education for your students, the various attractions within including the largest Insectarium in North America, an impressively stocked aquarium, and one of the countries leading zoos for variety and entertainment. The Insectarium is a wonderful place for children…
Buffalo Zoo
Buffalo Zoo The third oldest zoo in our country, urban Buffalo Zoo is 23.5 acres of year-round conservation efforts, education for the masses and unrivaled animal entertainment! This is a treasured retreat for rare inhabitants like the Siberian tiger and Asian elephant. Programs for student groups vary from sleepovers to camps and workshops. Featured creatures…
Allentown
Allentown Allentown is a historic district in Buffalo, New York. Since 1980, it has held a slot on the National Registry of Historic Places. In comparison to the nation’s residential historic neighborhoods, Allentown is one of the oldest and the largest. This is the perfect town for sightseeing on foot, and some of the goodies…
National Park Student Travel – Great Smoky Mountains
Sometimes the last place you want to go is to the beach with what seems like everyone else on the planet. Sometimes the big city is exactly what you want to escape from. Theme parks are crowded and expensive, where half your visit is spent standing in line waiting. What if you crave somewhere to…
Our Favorite New Travel Predictions for 2015
According to Lonely Planet, the line up for this year’s rising stars of travel looks like this: 1. Queens, New York 2. Western South Dakota 3. New Orleans 4. Colorado River region 5. North Conway, New Hampshire 6. Indianapolis 7. Greenville, South Carolina 8. Oakland, California …
Best Beaches for Senior Trips
For parents and teachers planning the traditional senior trip celebration, you will quickly learn that at the top of most student groups’ vacation list is some beach, somewhere. During this season it can be difficult to determine which areas will be safe but still a hit with the kids. First of all, avoid spring break…
