A Rocky Start and a Fantastic Finish: ACIS Trip Spotlight with Group Leader Peter

Over years of travel, ACIS Group Leader Peter D. has learned to expect the unexpected. This spring, while traveling with students to London, his group...

Why Teachers Love ACIS Global Conferences

Team ACIS just finished hosting Global Conferences - our trips for rewarding our teacher travel partners - across the globe for MLK Weekend. Coming back...

“10 Out of 10”: A Group Leader Shares Her ACIS Experience

French teacher Rachel has been traveling with ACIS for more than twenty years and has come to expect great service. On route to her most...

Beyond “Above and Beyond”: Behind the Scenes of ACIS Support

We recently posted about how the ACIS support network took great care of a group whose connecting flight home was cancelled over St. Patrick's Day...

ACIS Culture of Care: Preparing for the What Ifs of Travel

When talking about travel, we love to focus on the big picture, that travel changes lives. But we know, as planners, that while you likely...

Why Middle Schools Travel with ACIS

Did you know that international educational travel opportunities can start as early as middle school? Even if they're not quite ready for college essays or...

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...

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...