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How to Stay Healthy While Traveling This Winter
by Claire Chapin | December 15, 2025 | Safety | 0 Comments
The holiday season is upon us, and with it comes an abundance of folks hitting the road and taking to the skies to create memories and visit loved ones—120 million Americans, to be exact. Unfortunately, this time of year is also when crowded spaces such as...
Safer, Easier, Cheaper: Why You Should Use A SYTA Travel Planner
by Claire Chapin | December 15, 2025 | Tips & Ideas | 0 Comments
Planning a student trip is a rewarding experience—but also an overwhelming one. Between organizing logistics, handling student behavior, coordinating with parents, and tying the adventure back to educational goals, it can feel like a full-time job on top of teaching....
Discover Louisiana: A STEAM-Powered Journey
by Maggie | December 9, 2025 | Destinations | 0 Comments
Louisiana is a natural fit for student groups: Rich in culture, shaped by water, and filled with hands-on learning opportunities that stretch from the Gulf Coast to the Red River. Flying into Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport, groups can easily follow...
Why Broadway Trips Make Great Student Holiday Memories
by Maggie | December 9, 2025 | Destinations | 0 Comments
New York City during the holidays becomes a showcase of shimmering lights, bustling streets, and festive moments—all coming together to create a backdrop worthy of the grid. This isn’t just story-material that disappears in 24 hours; it’s the kind of picture-perfect...
Students Speak: Building Bridges
by Claire Chapin | December 2, 2025 | Profiles | 0 Comments
Chants of “Pass the John Lewis Voting Act” rang out as people shouted proudly and loudly. Step by step, I crossed the Selma Bridge holding a sign that read “Pass the John Lewis Voting Right Act” in my hands. I was in Selma, Alabama, on a Civil Rights Trail Trip with...
A World-Class Musical Adventure at the New York Philharmonic
by Claire Chapin | December 2, 2025 | Destinations | 0 Comments
For student groups exploring New York City, the famous New York Philharmonic is both electric and educational. Whether your ensemble is discovering orchestral music for the first time or your young musicians are preparing for futures on professional stages, the NY...
Holiday Season Broadway Trips for Students: Where to Begin
by Claire Chapin | November 18, 2025 | Destinations | 0 Comments
So, you’re bringing a student group to New York City this holiday season and you want to add a Broadway show to the itinerary. It is, after all, a quintessential NYC experience—the dazzling lights, the incredible talent, and the unforgettable stories come together on...
Harmony Across Borders: How American Music Abroad Brings Students Together
by Claire Chapin | November 18, 2025 | Destinations | 0 Comments
Each summer, American Music Abroad brings together students from across the country, many of whom have never met before, to form traveling ensembles. They spend a few days rehearsing together, building friendships, and transforming from strangers into a cohesive band...
Where Did Your Student Groups Travel this Year?
by Hannah | November 12, 2025 | Uncategorized | 0 Comments
Teach & Travel magazine is looking for the Top Student Travel Destinations. Where did your student groups travel this year? Please take a few minutes to fill out this brief poll and let us know. Your feedback is extremely valuable! Look for the results to be...
Exploring the Past: A Student’s Guide to Lackawanna County
by Maggie | November 12, 2025 | Destinations | 0 Comments
Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, isn’t just a destination—it’s a journey through time. From towering steam locomotives to deep coal mines and historic city streets, this region offers students an unforgettable look at America’s industrial and social history. For those...