How Educational Travel Can Help Your Teaching Career

We spend a lot of time on this blog talking about the amazing benefits that educational travel can have on students. Taking young people out...

A Student Trip for Every Teacher, Every Vision

When it comes to choosing an educational travel program, your wants and needs are unique, so your trip should be too. At ACIS Educational Tours...

VIDEO: 2015 European War History Tour Recap

Brent Nieter is an 8th Grade US History Teacher from Chesapeake, Virginia. He took a group of his students to Europe in the summer of...

What is Educational Travel?

What is Educational Travel? Educational Travel is a carefully planned combination of tours, site visits and hands-on learning opportunities, built around clear learning objectives. An...

Planning Student Tours | Gain School Board Approval

You understand the immense value of educational student tours and gaining global experience—that’s why you’re planning a trip. Whether or not your district requires formal...

The Top 15 Soccer Stadiums to Visit While You Travel

This guest post was contributed by ACIS marketing intern Jeff Zeserson What better way to learn about a new country than to immerse yourself in...

7 Ways Hosting a Foreign Exchange Student Can Up Your Teaching Game

This post was originally published by Samantha Cleaver WeAreTeachers and sponsored by the AIFS Foundation. Sure, hosting a foreign exchange student is a commitment, but...

Ireland: an Educational Travel Experience

Ever wonder what it'd be like to visit Ireland? Well, Christiana Dalton recently traveled to the emerald isle with ACIS and took her camera with her....

5 Ways to Celebrate Bastille Day

July 14th in France is a day of celebration filled with fireworks, balloons, parades and lots of national pride. If you're looking to extend the...

How Does Experiential Learning Overlap with Educational Travel?

Confucius once said, "I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand." As the educational establishment puts more pressure...