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Brendan Donovan is an International and Domestic Program Coordinator here at ACIS. He has been working based in Boston, MA for the past two years....
This is a guest post written by Javier Parrilla Guix, an ACIS Tour Manager based in Barcelona, Spain. Months have gone by since the world...
What strange times these are. Each day becomes a little more surreal as we move through uncharted territory. As a traveler, and someone who has...
Jenna F. of Lumberton, New Jersey, traveled to Spain with ACIS this past April. Instead of going our usual interview route, she offered the very...
Everyone at ACIS is passionate about educational travel and could give you an overflowing list of reasons why teachers should pursue it, but sometimes, it's...
Every year, we make tweaks to the ACIS itinerary offerings, but the most exciting time is when we have a brand new destination to offer...like...
You're walking through the streets of Florence, packed with tourists and vendors and locals alike. As you follow your tour guide, leading a dozen or...
Warning: you may want to read these chilling tales with the lights on! The Return It was nearing night in Rome. Lydia’s group walked in...
We like to tell parents and students that student travel means much more than going on a week-long trip: It is an investment in the...
Amsterdam is often referred to as the Venice of the north. But Amsterdam has over 160 canals spanning around 75km, which in fact represents twice...
Teachers in Their Own Words
Everyone at ACIS is passionate about educational travel and could give you an overflowing list...
Sarah Bichsel
Tag: travel changes lives posts
Tag: travel changes lives posts
“No One at all Loves Things Unknown.” The Magic of Traveling
A Message from ACIS President Peter Jones
ACIS Student Spotlight: Jenna F.
Teachers in Their Own Words
New ACIS Destination: Taiwan
The ACIS Difference: Headsets on Demand
Scary Stories From Other Educational Travel Companies
Student Travel Success Story: Beth Pfohl, 2014
Amsterdam’s Canals: Past, Present and Future
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