An interview with Dr. Lang, WorldStrides Medical Director and Assistant Professor at the George Washington University Department of Emergency Medicine, on travel guidelines in areas with the Zika vir...

“What should I pack?” That’s one of the most popular questions we hear from students and their parents. While packing needs vary by destination – you won’t need the same heavy coat you may t...

Many groups that travel with us choose to hold fundraisers to offset trip costs and allow as many students as possible to experience the benefits and excitement of educational travel. Some of the uniq...

I recently returned from spending 10 days in London and Paris where I spent my days eating crepes and visiting places like Tower of London, Windsor Castle, the Eiffel Tower, and the Sacre-Coeur in the...

There’s so much to share during a WorldStrides trip – photos, videos, nightly updates, travel schedules –  and thanks to smartphones, it is easier than ever to stay in touch while t...

You’re ready to take your students to your WorldStrides Performing Arts program! You’re excited and the kids are pumped. For many teachers, it is also important to gain the support of their  boo...

You’ve booked your tickets, packed your bags, and learned a few key phrases in the language of your destination.You’re eager to board your flight and set out on your next adventure. But—is y...

Does your holiday shopping list include an avid traveler? Whether that person is planning for one of our student educational travel programs in 2016, or embarking on their dream tour of Southeast Asia...

I’m your classic American in love with Paris. In love with the light, the food, the people, the art. I’ve lived there several times and often get asked for my recommendations on what to see and wh...

To plan, or not to plan? That’s the smallish sorta-war that my wife and I have when we decide to go somewhere. She’s content with only a rough outline of a trip. When she was a teenager, she and h...