Celebrate the Revolution in Greater Merrimack
Just a half-hour from Boston, in the heart of New England lies the Greater Merrimack Valley. Whatever the season, the Merrimack Valley has a beauty all its own. Exciting attractions and ideal group activities – biking, fishing, canoeing, white water rafting, hayrides,...
Fall Under the Spell of History at Salem Witch Museum
No group visit to Massachusetts is complete without a trip to Salem, Massachusetts. This city by the sea, 16 miles north of Boston, has many stories to share; colonial, maritime, literary, and architectural, but what sets Salem apart is one of the most important...
Summer Festival Fun in New Orleans
New Orleans, Louisiana is all about getting the community to come together and celebrate in the streets. From food to culture, dance, music and drinks, NOLA has a big lineup of incredible festivals, making it easy to find one running during your next student trip to...
Manitoba, Canada’s Heart is Calling to Student Groups
Generous, adventurous, wise, and full of surprises—these are just a few words to describe Manitoba, the heart of Canada. This province in the middle of the country is bordered by North Dakota, Ontario and Saskatchewan, offering a classic Canadian experience of nature...
Explore New Heights at Skydeck Chicago
Skydeck Chicago is the breathtaking, thrilling observatory atop the iconic Willis Tower. The highest observation deck in the United States, Skydeck provides views of the city spanning up to four states and 50 miles on a clear day from 103 stories up in the Willis...
Hands-On Learning in Colonial Williamsburg
Colonial Williamsburg is one of the most immersive, experiential dives into history available anywhere. This city was once the thriving capital of Virginia, when the American dream of freedom and independence was taking shape. From 1699 to 1780, Williamsburg was the...
