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I confess – I love Rome. Not so much the Colosseum and St. Peter’s (and I ADORE those places) but rather just walking around through...
All of the talk wherever I go is whether Uber is ethical. Let’s rewind and remember that Uber started essentially as a high-end, low-cost limo...
Every moment matters. This past weekend was particularly busy for the ACIS Duty Officer desk. Three groups had storm-related delays and our team of fixers...
One of the icons of the educational travel industry passed away last Friday. I first met Gil Scott Markle in 1975. A pioneer in educational...
First Impressions I last traveled to Havana more than 20 years ago. We had set this trip up to begin opening up Havana for our...
Not many things in the world can beat the buzz of the water taxi from Marco Polo to the center of town. We had arranged...
Christmas Crackers are such a part of an English holiday celebration, I couldn’t imagine not pulling a cracker and putting a really silly paper crown...
For the first time in ages, literally, a bit of the now infamous Elgin Marbles is on the move. Back to whence it came? No...
Every year at this time, London is a sea of red. To commemorate the end of the First World War, tradition has it that poppies...
Turkey. It is at once an exotic place, a border country between Asia and Europe which has this veneer of Euro sophistication, spotty in places,...
Teachers in Their Own Words
Everyone at ACIS is passionate about educational travel and could give you an overflowing list...
Sarah Bichsel