6 Perfect Books to Inspire Your Students to Travel

Travel has endured as a universal theme of literature for thousands of years, from the earliest epic poems to the trendiest current bestsellers. Good travel...

Teacher Spotlight: Rachel S – Indiana

Rachel S is a social studies teacher in Indiana, and an ACIS Group Leader. As a high school student, she went on an educational tour...

La Quema Del Diablo: A Guatemalan Holiday Tradition

December is an exciting month full of holiday spirit all over the world: from Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa to St. Lucia Day and Omisoka, there...

5 Incredible Places in Peru Besides Machu Picchu

This post was contributed by Caroline Braun, a student at Indiana University who studied abroad in Peru Do a Google Images search for 'Peru' and...

5 Aspects of French Culture to Share with Your Students

I’ve been lucky enough to spend a lot of time in France and at different stages of my life. I’ve visited with my family, on...

5 Things You Didn’t Know About Nice

Or maybe you did! Points for you! Anyways, this one goes out to all my fellow history nerds and adventurers who want to learn some...

Paul Daley: An ACIS Tour Manager in America

Paul Daley is an ACIS Tour Manager who guides groups across the United Kingdom. Click here to learn more about ACIS Tour managers and what...

Exceptional Educational Journeys: Announcing the 2019-2020 ACIS Catalog!

At ACIS, we're a group of passionate individuals committed to delivering an exceptional travel experience. We know the value of life-changing travel experiences ourselves and are...

6 Tips to Help Navigate a European Street Market

In Europe, the marketplace is the hub of local life. Not only do you go there to purchase fresh, locally-sourced food at unbeatable prices, it’s...

Update from Barcelona on The Catalan Referendum

Lucy Ryan is an ACIS Tour Manager who lives in Barcelona. The Catalans often speak of their ‘fet diferencial’, their differentiating fact, meaning what distinguishes...