You HAVE to see these ACIS Summer Highlights

It was a wonderful summer spent traveling around the world, trying new foods, seeing historic sights and learning through cultural immersion. These are just a...

When Two Groups Become One: The Unexpected Benefits of Shared Travel

Beth Marshall is a French teacher, currently serves as an ACIS Academic Travel Advisor and has been an ACIS group leader since 1995. In 2026,...

Zero Down at Registration (Plus a Raffle)

We're making registering for your ACIS tour even easier with Zero Down at Registration for a limited time! It's simple: Participants can register for their...

The ACIS Difference: Meal Choice and Quality

Food is such an important component of the travel experience, both what you eat and the simple act of sitting down to break bread and...

ACIS 2026 Spring Travel Recap

From Torino to Tokyo, it was a wonderful spring travel season! Students across the country traveled to destinations around the globe and had life-changing adventures....

A Teacher’s Guide: Planning Your 2027 Student Tour

Planning a student travel tour is one of the most rewarding experiences to have to learn in real-life environments, taking learning beyond the classroom. This...

Not Just a Trip: Bringing the Ancient World to Life for My Students

Sara is a Latin teacher from Massachusetts, who had previously traveled as an ACIS student when she was in high school. Now she reflects on...

Educational Tours for College Students

We're best known for bringing high school students abroad, but did you know college-aged groups travel too? Here are just a few reasons to consider...

ACIS Duty Officer to the Rescue: The Boston Blizzard of ’26

What do you do when a blizzard threatens to derail your return home from tour? Call the ACIS hotline and watch the travel experts go...

Preparing for Spring Travel

As we begin our busy spring season overseas, we look forward to providing the best educational travel experience possible. To us, that means even more...