Britain and Ireland tour collection

Walk the same path as James Joyce in Dublin on the way to a delicious meal of bangers and mash. Stand in the shadows of the prehistoric construction of Stonehenge, pondering what life was like for our Neolithic ancestors. Revel in the rich literary traditions still flowing through the London theatre district and get the Read More …

Educational Travel Tip Tuesday: Teachers Share Their Favourite Travel Tips

1. Zip-Lock It Up submitted by Patty B. Patty suggests packing like-minded items within large, labeled zip-lock bags. All socks in one bag, all shorts in another, etc. Says Patty: “Since we never totally unpack, I just pull out the bag I need. It’s much neater and faster.” We agree, Patty. This is a great tip Read More …

Education Travel Tip Tuesday: Getting groups to go with the flow

Traveling with a group of 10 to 20 high school students can be inspiring, rewarding and, no doubt, challenging! You’re a pro at keeping a classroom in line but what do you do when there are no chalkboards, period bells or even walls to keep everyone together? Let’s look at three ways to calm the Read More …

Educational Travel Tip Tuesday: Staying in Touch on Tour

Sharing your top travel moments instantly with your loved ones back home is easy with technology but can mean less cash in your pocket for souvenirs. (Suddenly postcards sound better, right?) Check out Explorica’s tips for keeping in touch on the cheap and maybe you can have the best of both worlds.