Consider visiting the beautiful city of Bern, Switzerland. With its charming old town and stunning scenery, Bern is a great destination for students to practice their language skills while learning about Swiss culture and history.

After two months of leading groups in Europe, we've learned a lot about what travel will be like this year. Let's talk about it! 

A response to the NYTimes piece, Travel is my Antidote for Fear. As Covid eases, I’m heading out again.

Managing an International Student Travel Company is No Walk in the Park.

9 Days London 2 • Caen 1 • St. Malo 1 • Loire Valley 1 • Paris 2… join us!

It's travel season and Dave is in England with an update for group leaders.

Claire Briddon; 1940 - 2022

In the history of the educational travel industry, there has been only one “celebrity endorsement” that ever made a difference. But that one made a big difference.

Mindful that teachers often spend more time writing lesson plans than implementing them, passports provides comprehensive lesson plans for all group organizers, in advance, targeted at their travel destinations.

One of life's maxims that is rarely violated.

It has often been asked of experienced travelers that if they could only see two cities in all of Great Britain, which two would they see? More often than not, the two cities selected are London (of course) and the historic walled city of York in northern England. Why York?

Matthias is one of the very most popular tour leaders our company has ever worked with. Join him <i>Along the Danube</i>.

Status Update, Vaccinations, COVID Policy, Advice for Group Leaders

Choosing from among over 300,000 artworks housed on 5 different floors was no easy task, not that anyone ever sees them all. These are our favorites.

Rick Steves is a smart guy and we're big fans. Check out his wonderful Monday Night Travel video series!

Expanding one’s worldview has always been important. Now more than ever…

We’ve got some news on how Passports makes recruitment as easy as possible.

French reading comprehension exercise.

It’s been a minute. Here’s what’s going on with us.