There are some spots in the U.S. that foundations like UNESCO think are special from an international perspective. The organization chooses sites of particular cultural or physical significance to the country or culture in which it's found. Sometimes these sites are significant not only to the country of origin but to the world at large,…
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7 Wonders of Early American Architecture
Architecture is a unique expression of artistic imagination whilst remaining pragmatic, utilizing the space as a home, public place, commercial building, or a religious site of worship. Over the centuries, our lovely country has played host to all manner of architectural beauty. However, there's just too much in the way of amazing architecture to tackle…
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Presidential Homes
For most of us, the American Presidency is a distant concept and not one we're likely to experience firsthand. However, it is an extremely important part of our national identity and as such, it's important that everyone understands the lives behind those who lead in office. The homes of said presidents are often beautiful, wonderful…
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5 Florida Destinations that aren’t Orlando
Florida is a big state and extremely popular with American travelers, no matter the age. It really has everything a person could want from the best amusement parks in the world to year round warm weather and spotless white sand beaches leading into the cerulean ocean. But there's more to Florida than Orlando, and your…
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Exploring Atlanta
In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, let's take a virtual trip to his hometown of Atlanta, Georgia. Educational, fun, and absolutely stunning as a lovely southern belle, Atlanta is the perfect destination for all manner of student groups. Maybe this little foray will even inspire your group into visiting! Martin Luther King,…
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Walt Disney: A Legacy Through Tourism
You know of the man's legend, his legacy in Walt Disney Studios and his beloved theme parks. But while many of us enjoy the movies and parks, we don't always stop to think about the man himself. All of this, including the single most popular theme park in the world and a multi-billion dollar profitable…
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Civil Rights Historic Sites
There are few U.S. historic eras more significant than the Civil Rights movement. The legacy of leaders like Martin Luther King, Jr. and others effectively changed the face of the country forever. Visits to Civil Rights sites like the ones listed below make for wonderfully educational trips but also poignant and emotionally significant trips as…
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Thanksgiving Field Trips
Thanksgiving, aside from being an annual day set aside for us to be thankful, lets us remember the struggles and triumph of the early American settlers. Thankful for finding a new home in America, for achieving a relationship with the local Native Americans, and for their promising future in the New World, Thanksgiving is an everlasting way for…
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Top 10 Philadelphia Attractions
The City of Brotherly Love brings you tons of itinerary fillers to enjoy on your trip. Let's sift through all of the excesses and find some of the best attractions in Philadelphia for your student group! Philadelphia Museum of Art One of the largest art museums in the country, Philadelphia's own fine arts collection holds…
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Affordable Caribbean Destinations for Adventurous Students
Visiting the Caribbean is a dream for many, so why not make it a reality? Take a cruise and sail the open seas, sampling each and every island you pass along the way or island-hop by plane from the U.S. and in a matter of minutes find yourself lounging on the pristine white sands. One…
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