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Top Student Destinations: San Antonio
More than 20 million tourists per year can’t be wrong — San Antonio offers eclectic art, cowboy culture, dance hall madness, TexMex cuisine and so much more that will make this Lone Star trip resonate for a lifetime! Start off by remembering the Alamo on a sightseeing tour of the historic spots where a guide…
Top Student Destinations: Memphis
The birthplace of blues and rock n’ roll is the perfect stop for any music enthusiast, history buff or cultural connoisseur. A vibrant and growing metropolitan area, you’ll be smitten with the southern hospitality and one-of-a-kind experiences. Start off on the right foot down Beale Street, where a variety of restaurants, music, history, local BBQ, shops,…
Top Student Destinations: Daytona Beach
Centrally located in Florida an hour away from Orlando, St. Augustine, and the Kennedy Space Center, Daytona Beach provides an opportunity for multiple mini-vacations within one trip! Whether you want to be a beach bum or a busy bee, you have plenty of options at this prime ocean city. For the history buffs in your…
Reasons To Love LA
The next excursion you book ought to be to Los Angeles—however don’t just try for Hollywood. Since the city’s other, once lowly neighborhoods are currently loaded with amusement evolving restaurants, upbeat entertainment, and crowds of in Angelenos out having a great time. Need even more of a reason to visit LA? Here are five! 1. The…
Missouri Civil War Museum
Missouri Civil War Museum Student groups on Show Me State excursion with an affinity for US History will not want to miss a tour of the recently opened Missouri Civil War Museum housed in the 1905 Jefferson Barracks Post Exchange (PX) and Gymnasium building, just a few miles south of St Louis. Ten years of…
Alton Museum of History & Art
Alton Museum of History & Art Founded in 1971 with the intention of preserving the contributions of the Alton community, the Alton Museum of History and Art is devoted to its citizens and their history of the town’s development. Located in the Koenig House, in Alton, Illinois (about 40 minutes from STL), and built in…
Holocaust Museum and Learning Center
Holocaust Museum Student groups exploring the St. Louis area will want to take the time to visit the Holocaust Museum and Learning Center opened there in May of 1955, an important manifestation of the hopeful vision and generosity of community leaders and Holocaust Survivors. The Museum’s 5,000 square-foot core exhibition presents a fascinating-yet-chilling chronological history…
Top Travel Movies
Going to the movies is one of America’s favorite pastimes for good reason. A great film could make us laugh, bring tears to our eyes, cause us to think, or inspire something within an idealist soul. Some movies in particular make travel seem like an incredible adventure, while some show the downsides in a…
Top Student Destinations: Virginia Beach
Sure, you know all about the wonders New York City, Chicago, Washington D.C. and Los Angeles have to offer, but you may be surprised at what lesser-known American towns bring to the table. One of those towns happens to be Virginia Beach, VA. Ranked #2 on “Best Places to Raise a Family” and #2 on…
Cahokia Mounds State Park
Cahokia Mounds State Park Student groups on Show Me State adventure will want to explore these mysterious mounds just a few miles outside St. Louis – one of them larger than the Great Pyramid of Giza – that invariably leave visitors pondering the ancient Native culture that came, grew and eventually flourished over centuries of…
Theme Tours: Fashion
Do you know the difference between cap sleeves and bell sleeves? Can you spot a dirndl skirt from a skater skirt? Do you school your friends on the contrast between herringbone and houndstooth, and why they should never be worn together? We have a special tour just for you and your fashion-forward peers. Fashion, as…
Tips To Packing For A Trip
When traveling, how and what you pack it very important. If you pack too much, you will end up with a disorganized mess; plus your bags become heavy and may even end up in overweight fees at the airports. Here are some basic, yet very useful, packing rules. 1. Roll, don’t fold. When going on…
