Indigenous cultures, coffee haciendas, markets bustling with handmade crafts and textiles, a visit to a local school and more—this is your introduction to one of Central America’s most intriguing ...

Illinois is a midwestern state bordering the western side of the Mississippi River. Nicknamed “the Prairie State,” it features farmland, forests, rolling hills, and wetlands. Chicago, one ...

Colorado boasts a varied landscape of arid deserts, rocky river canyons, and snow-capped mountains. The state also houses Mesa Verde National Park and its ancestral Puebloan cliff dwellings. Denver, t...

Louisiana is a southeastern state on the Gulf of Mexico. Its history as a melting pot of French, African, American, and French-Canadian cultures is reflected in its Creole and Cajun traditions. Louisi...

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Take your students on an unforgettable Civil Rights Tour in the American South. This educational experience brings history off the pages and out of the classroom as we learn from local guides about th...

Mexico is a diverse country with hidden treasures at every turn. From bustling cities to tiny pueblos, this unique part of the world is chock-full of surprises and delights. Join our art history tour ...

Experience the vibrant yet tranquil Puerto Rico, a small island packed with towering mountains, lush rainforests, and scenic beaches. With a blend of Caribbean, Hispanic, African, and U.S. cultures, t...

Mexico is a diverse country with hidden gems at every turn. The bustling city life, quaint pueblos, lush jungles, towering mountains, arid deserts, and stunning tropical beaches make Mexico a captivat...

Canada was inhabited by indigenous tribes for centuries before the French and English made claim to its territories. The influence of all three cultures is still strong today as we will experience on ...