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Earlier this month, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention announced that people who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 are allowed to travel without tests or quarantine. The only caveat is that travelers continue to wear masks and observe all other prevention measures in place. Still, this means the CDC believes it’s safe for fully […]

From LEGOLAND to SeaWorld and beyond, San Diego is reopening its attractions. As vaccines roll out, the southern California city is preparing to welcome travelers with open arms. As you plan your future student travel, consider these iconic, educational and fun attractions, perfect for student groups. San Diego Zoo Zoos are always great for students, […]

Worldwide, 8 million metric tons of plastic end up in oceans, where they harm wildlife. In the Mediterranean alone, ocean plastic levels increase by 40 percent during tourist season, when over 200 million tourists visit the region. Turning down plastic straws is only the beginning of ditching single-use plastics. Consider these ways to reduce plastic […]

Your Big Year’s (Virtual) Travel Impact Challenge is fast approaching, with applications closing March 29. This is a 4-day, online, dynamic program for 16-20 year olds designed to bridge cultural divides, increase engagement with the travel and tourism industry, and provide young people with a transformative, hands-on and collaborative way to meet and work with […]

Virginia is positively full of great destinations for student group travels. The state recently launched its Virginia is for Lovers video channel, featuring both short videos and long, in-depth walkthroughs of various destinations in the state. If you’re wondering where to travel next or what there is to see in Virginia, head to their Vimeo […]