Educational Travel

Headed out on one of our tours of Thailand? Wondering what you should pack, what food you should try, or how much money you should bring with you?...

Want to experience an incredible mix of old and new? Beijing. Want to eat dumplings until you’re a dumpling yourself? Beijing. Want to stick to what you know...

Travel isn’t just about checking cities off a bucket list. It’s about riding in an airplane, being away from home, meeting new people, and standing by the ocean....

When Modern World History teacher Dave D. started to enroll students on his first EF tour, WWII and the Western Front, he made some history himself—45 students signed...

Dear traveler,Welcome to D.C.! We’re excited you’re here! Stop #1: The National Mall.Once you meet your Tour Director, he/she is going to spend time orienting you to the...

via Tatiana CarouThe Great Wall. The Forbidden City. The Summer Palace. Beijing is rich with sites and cultural institutions that are completely different from anything the United States...

Ryan H. is an avid adventurer and traveler. When he began teaching in a small, rural community, he knew he wanted to create a program that would give...

A Spanish teacher at a small charter school in Pennsylvania, Nancy P. is no stranger to traveling with students. Years ago, before she partnered with EF, she took...

What image comes to mind when you think about educational travel? For many, it’s a wide-eyed student with a backpack, eager to experience the world. It should be...

Rachel S. and Amy P., English teachers at a high school in Connecticut, came into teaching with very different travel backgrounds. Before leading her first tour with EF,...