How to Create a Crowd-Pleasing Promotional Video for Your Next Tour

We're a lucky bunch here at ACIS headquarters. Our traveling teachers are some of the hardest working and most creative people we know. They go...

4 Ways TripStream Can Help You Promote Your Educational Tour

TripStream is a photo stream of our travelers' favorite moments on tour. The experiences are authentic. They're real and spontaneous. And they speak volumes to...

How to Choose Your Next Student Ambassador

You're busy. Like nose-deep-in-papers-to-grade busy. I'm willing to bet there are barely enough hours in the day to complete all the things on your to-do...

How Bowling Helped One Group Fundraise More Than $1300

With smart planning and a little enthusiasm, fundraisers can be a fun and profitable way for students to raise cash for their upcoming educational tours....

5 Ways Students Can Knock Hundreds Off the Cost of Travel

Recently, one of our tour managers remarked, "Travel is never a wasted investment." And how true that statement is! But her words got me thinking...

The Real Difference Between Us and the Other Guys

No matter the time of year, things stay pretty busy at ACIS Educational Tours. Groups are getting ready to travel, others are planning future trips...

Themed Tours—a New Educational Travel Tool

We know, from talking to teachers who travel with ACIS Educational Tours, that some of the greatest teaching moments happen outside the classroom. We firmly...

The 10 Most Important Life-Changing Stats of Educational Travel

Changes Lives. At ACIS Educational Tours, we use this expression a lot, but to us it's more than a motto. We believe in the power...

Pickpockets: 5 Ways to Stop Them, 5 Ways to Spot Them!

Spring is on the way, apparently. Here in London it's hard to tell, but I've just got back from Barcelona (via Rome, Nice and Florence)...

Stats & Facts About the Superheroes of Educational Travel

While a typical tour manager helps ensure your adventure abroad goes smoothly, ACIS tour managers are anything but ordinary. We like to think of them...