Educational Travel

via AdrianA little bleary-eyed after 5,000 miles of travel, our group of 27 students and four chaperones finally stepped off the bus in Oldonyowas, Tanzania—the site of our...

Find adventure that hits close to homeBefore you head out on your next tour, get some practice being a tourist. Take a stroll around your town and see...

Have you ever wondered how much learning can happen in a given day? Learning opportunities are everywhere—even in cheese.Yep, cheese. And while you may never have considered anything...

Just a few years ago, Marjorie Lacombe was a pre-med student on an unsure path—but that all changed when she went off course in pursuit of her passions....

Standing ovations. Lines for autographs. Even an impromptu crowd surf.You’re not at a music festival. You’re in Normandy, France with thousands of EF students and teachers who’ve come...

Futuristic Japanese bidets, hand-painted Easter eggs in Prague, and German castles with wobbly bridges. Maddie G., a high school senior from Massachusetts, has experienced quite a lot on...

Books and travel go hand in hand. Both whisk you away to new places, help you understand new ways of life, and—most importantly—make you sound smarter at dinner...

Q: What’s your best tip for traveling with students?We asked veteran EF Group Leaders to share the best tricks up their sleeves (or in their obsessively organized travel...

Meeting acclaimed animator Glen Keane for the first time feels like catching up with an old friend.Maybe that’s because he’s spent the better part of his life illustrating...

Getting students excited about travel is easy enough. The tougher part can be funding it. We asked New Jersey Group Leader, tour planning master, and short-order grilled cheese...