Get ideas and news perfect for those planning student travel!

In this issue of Teach & Travel magazine, take a look at the endless fun in sunny Orlando, adventures in Jamaica, DMOs+CVBs, and more! 

FROM THIS ISSUE:

Safety in the City

Traveling to a big city is an exciting and unique opportunity, but of course, it comes with its own challenges. Issues like theft, health and keeping track of each other are made more difficult by large crowds and public transport, so it takes a bit of extra...

Our Minds Matter: Student-led Support

Mental health is a real issue for students around the world, but we may be able to turn things around. As educators know, when teens need help, they rarely ask for it. It can be a lonely time of life, when academic pressure is mounting, emotions are running high and...

SoCal: So Much Fun for Students

Sunshine. Coastline. Moviedom. Attractions galore. Southern California, which spans from just north of Los Angeles all the way down to San Diego at the border of Mexico, offers an array of sights, experiences, and activities for student groups. There are so many, we’d...

Top Tips for Performance Venues and Festivals

In 2023, festivals and venues are back in full-force, ready for student groups to come perform in parades, on stages and anywhere else they can. Whether you have a choir, marching band or youth symphony, this is the year to push...

Supporting Local Through Travel

As the president of the Mount Olive Area Chamber of Commerce (North Carolina), I promote supporting small businesses & shopping local especially in our rural town with a population of 4,500. It is imperative that our citizens support our mom and pop stores who...

Understanding Sustainable Student Travel

SYTA’s mission is dedicated to providing life-enhancing travel experiences to students and young people. Knowing this, it makes sense that looking ahead to the future should always top of mind. In order to ensure future generations of students can enjoy the undeniable...

Packing Smart for Any Climate

Packing is just one important cog in the machine of travel—do it carelessly, and you might be throwing a wrench in the works. Let’s say a student didn’t pack anything for rain and a downpour arrives; now someone needs to go out of their way to procure an umbrella or...

Teacher Feature: After the Hurricane

Band director Randy Webb taught for 30 years in Kentucky before making his way to Cypress Lake High School in Fort Myers. Five years later, his time there has certainly been eventful. Cypress Lake had seen a revolving door of band directors before Webb came in, which...