How to Get a School Trip Approved by Your Administration
A step-by-step guide for teachers pitching an international or domestic class trip — what administrators actually ask, and how to answer before they ask it.
What Happens When One Person Can’t Afford the Trip
It comes up more often than people expect, and it’s rarely anyone’s fault. Flight prices have climbed noticeably over the
How to Split Costs Fairly on a Group Trip
The math on a group trip isn’t complicated, but it trips people up more than it should. Mostly because nobody
Best Grad Trip Destinations Based on Budget
The single biggest line item on almost any trip is the flight. Everything else (where you stay, what you eat,
The World Cup is coming to an end. Now what?
This tournament has been on track to be the most-watched World Cup ever. Watch parties at home, fans flying in
What To Know About The EU’s Baggage Price Change
If you’re flying with an EU-based airline sometime in the next year or two, the way you get charged for
Post High School Trips: What Actually Matters
You’re about to start university (or a gap year, or whatever comes next). And you want to go somewhere –
Eurostar: What American Families and Teachers Need to Know
If you’ve never taken a train across an international border, Eurostar feels intimidating. You’re leaving the United Kingdom via underground
Destination Deep-Dive: Oxford
Oxford as a tourist destination is easy: punting, the Bodleian, maybe a college chapel if the door’s open. And you’ll
What Nine Days in Washington D.C. and New York City Teaches You
Nine days. Two cities. Here’s what happened when a group chose both D.C. and New York. And more importantly, what
