In this issue of Teach & Travel magazine, discover Sun, Science & Civics in Florida—along with expert tips for planning international trips and making the most of CVBs and DMOs as trusted travel-planning partners.
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Why Savannah Makes the Grade for Student Travel
by Claire Chapin | March 17, 2026 | Destinations | 0 Comments
So, you’re bringing your student group to Savannah? You’ve come to the right people. As the official DMO for Savannah, GA, Visit Savannah has built a reputation for fostering strong relationships with our local community—connecting visitors to experiences that are...
The Case Is in Your Hands: Shear Madness
by Claire Chapin | March 17, 2026 | Destinations | 0 Comments
Shear Madness has carved its name into American theatre history, not only as the Kennedy Center’s longest-running play but also as the third longest-running nonmusical production in the United States. Each night, audience members step into the role of armchair...
Fantastic Hidden Gems for Your Next MetroWest Boston Field Trip
by Claire Chapin | March 10, 2026 | Destinations | 0 Comments
MetroWest Boston offers unique student programs just 30 minutes from the big city at a fraction of the cost. Your next STEM- or history-focused field trip should include these hidden gems in MetroWest Boston—a region just 30-60 minutes from downtown Boston that...
How Studying Spanish in Spain Becomes a Cultural Education
by Claire Chapin | March 10, 2026 | Destinations | 0 Comments
In a classroom in Cádiz, a group of teenagers from Germany, the United States and Poland debate the meaning of a satirical song they heard the night before at Carnival. Across the country in Valencia, another group watches towering papier-mâché sculptures go up in...
Pigeon Forge: Where Learning Meets Adventure
by Claire Chapin | March 3, 2026 | Destinations | 0 Comments
It all starts with location. Pigeon Forge is tucked in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains. Beautiful scenery is the perfect backdrop for any event, and the Smokies provide amazing views for every season. After a day at your event, it’s great to relax and have...
Planning Summer Broadway Trips for Student Groups
by Claire Chapin | March 3, 2026 | Destinations | 0 Comments
The house lights dim. A hush falls over the audience. And suddenly, your students aren’t just theatre kids from home—they’re sitting in the heart of Broadway, watching the magic unfold live on stage. As the bright lights of Times Square beckon, planning a Broadway...
Amy Harlan’s Capital Idea
by Claire Chapin | February 24, 2026 | Profiles | 0 Comments
The eighth-grade trip to Washington, D.C. is a rite of passage for many students, creating memories that endure over decades. I was lucky enough to hop on a bus with my classmates roughly forty years ago for just this experience. And, even today, when I hear a song...
A Gateway to Western Massachusetts, Right on Campus
by Claire Chapin | February 17, 2026 | Destinations | 0 Comments
Located in the center of the beautiful UMass Amherst campus, Hotel UMass offers a comfortable and convenient stay that keeps guests closely connected to both university life and the character of Western Massachusetts. In addition to traditional hotel rooms, groups can...
Beyond The Classroom In Sevierville, Tennessee
by Claire Chapin | February 10, 2026 | Uncategorized | 0 Comments
Located in the foothills of Great Smoky Mountains National Park, many of Sevierville’s attractions offer fun, curriculum compliant opportunities to experience classroom concepts in a real-world environment. Great Smoky Mountains National Park The Great Smoky Mountains...
Traveling Off the Beaten Path
by Claire Chapin | February 10, 2026 | Destinations | 0 Comments
Robert Frost’s poem, “The Road Not Taken,” describes a person standing at a fork in the road unsure which path to take. The two roads symbolize the choices people must make. In the well-known poem, the speaker chooses the road less traveled, believing it made all the...