If there’s any plus side to living in a global pandemic in 2021, it’s that we’ve never been more equipped technologically to carry on with life and education. All over the world, educators and destinations are making use of virtual learning to keep students connected....
While the U.S. Travel Association has always worked for a better travel industry, 2020 has been a fight for our lives. Amid a lame duck period and presidential transition, the USTA is pushing for COVID relief and increased efforts to boost travel safety and demand....
On Veterans Day, Nov. 11, 2020, the National Museum of the United States Army opened its doors to the public. Located in Fort Belvoir, Virginia—just outside of D.C.—the new museum tells the long history of the U.S. Army since its establishment in 1775. It’s a joint...
Missouri likes to live on the edge. Three of its most-visited cities lie near or directly on the state’s border, making it highly well-connected. It’s a land of adventure, history and entertainment, not to mention barbecue. With rivers and forests stretching border to...
Ashley Lin, from Union High School in Camas, Washington, wrote this second-place essay for the 2020 Ripley Hunter “World Is a Classroom” essay contest. I had the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to serve as a U.S. Youth Ambassador to Uruguay. Youth Ambassadors spent a...
Students love to tour Ohio’s Lake Erie Shores & Islands because it offers just the right mix of education and fun. We want to make sure your visit is not only a memorable one, but also safe. Additional policies and procedures have been put into place...
