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Western New York: A 3-Day Student Exploration

Western New York: A 3-Day Student Exploration

This curated three-day itinerary is designed specifically for elementary students, ages 6 to 12, focusing on the rich tapestry of history and natural science in Western New York

3-Day Gettysburg Itinerary for Students

3-Day Gettysburg Itinerary for Students

Plan a 3-day Gettysburg student trip: Visitor Center & Cyclorama, battlefield tour, museums, Eisenhower site, ghost walk, farms, WWII museum, scenic train.

Four-Day Field Trip Itinerary in New York City

Four-Day Field Trip Itinerary in New York City

After dinner, prepare yourself for a bird’s-eye view of the city. Ride the elevator to the 86th floor atop the Empire State Building and witness an unforgettable nighttime panorama.

Student Tours by the Vacation Group

Student Tours by the Vacation Group

Sample Itinerary for ORLANDO Orlando is the ultimate destination for student travel! It is known for its world-famous theme parks like Disney World and Universal Studios, and so much more. Orlando offers endless excitement and educational opportunities. From thrilling...

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Broadway’s Place in Student Travel Programs

For many students, the most memorable lesson of a class trip doesn’t happen in a museum—it happens when the lights dim and a Broadway stage comes alive.

The Empire State Building Observation Deck Makes a Stronger Case Than Ever for Student Groups

One addition that rarely surfaces in standard ESB dialogue: a dedicated ground-floor performance space for student groups. Choirs, instrumental ensembles and dance groups can perform as part of their visit, and the location is logistically advantageous.

Beyond the Classroom: Broadway’s Place in Student Travel Programs

Some lessons are taught at a desk. Others begin when the lights dim and the curtain rises.

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