An American Educator in Paris: My Time on the ACIS Paris and Reims Global Conference

Holly Swafford is an ACIS Group Leader from Alabama who traveled with ACIS for the first time in summer 2023. She shares her experience being...

How ACIS Serves Catholic School Travel Programs

ACIS works with school groups of all kinds, from public to charter to local interest, and are proud to offer amenities and services that make...

Choosing an Educational Travel Company? Don’t Miss These Key Inclusions

There's that old expression of "missing the forest for the trees" that can be quite useful when thinking about selecting a travel provider. Sometimes, focusing...

13 Packing Tips for Your International Travels

Struggling to pack for your overseas adventure? Don't worry. As frequent fliers, the ACIS Educational Tours team has turned packing a bag into both an...

Top 10 Tips for ACIS Group Leaders

Over the course of 45 years, we have sent thousands of teachers abroad with students, and though every ACIS Educational Tour is unique, the most...

An ACIS Tour Manager Becomes a Personal Friend

On an ACIS educational tour, the group's bond with your assigned Tour Manager can become so strong, that you are friends well after the trip...

Growing Overseas: ACIS Travel and Our Yearly Innovation Meeting

Twice a year, the ACIS Travel Operations teams from around the world (Boston, Spain, Italy, England, and France) all convene on a new destination for...

The ACIS Difference in Educational Travel Companies

There are other educational travel companies out there promising a rewarding experience. The ACIS Difference? We deliver on those promises. Take first time Group Leader...

An ACIS Staff Member Becomes an ACIS Group Leader

By Meg Mack, ACIS Program Consultant Normally, my job title is Program Consultant, meaning I help educators plan their dream ACIS educational tours from start...

Planning an Educational Tour 101

Ever see a photo of a school group tour abroad and wondered...how did they make that happen? It comes up more often than you might...