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An annual federal holiday since 1986, Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrates the civil rights leader who was instrumental in the Civil Rights Movement and challenging racial injustice. Though traveling […]

Change is part of life, and it’s a huge part of travel, but that doesn’t mean we’re always prepared for it.

The gondoliers in striped shirts and brimmed hats floating through the canals, the flocks of swarming pigeons in St. Mark’s Square, the tight, secluded streets, and the beautifully constructed bridges […]

Student travel doesn’t happen without the collaboration of parents and guardians.

We’ve all been there: trying to fit everything we think we need in a suitcase, on top of needing bulky (yet necessary) winter gear. Ditch the stress that comes along […]