The Educational Travel Blog

For the work that happens long before the group photo. Before a student sees their first Broadway show or walks…

Three stops where an eerie setting opens the door to a much better history lesson. October has a way of…

Why Consider a Fall Student Trip? Spring has traditionally been one of the busiest seasons for student group travel. Industry…

Friday night football may get the lights, but for thousands of marching band students, halftime is only part of the…

Every September 17, Constitution Day marks the signing of one of the most influential documents in American history. In Philadelphia,…

For teachers planning a student trip to New York City, the right Broadway show can do more than fill an…

From a Moon rock you can actually touch to a schoolhouse chained down for hurricanes, some of the best things…

Museums are changing. While artifacts, documents and exhibits still matter, some of the newest educational attractions are asking students to…

A little work, a lot of laughter, and one very New York day with the ETA team. Every summer and…

Whether you’re planning your first 8th grade class trip or looking to improve a long-standing school tradition, these eight tips…

Cape Cod, Nantucket, and Ocean City, NJ Great if you LOVE the beach and family time. Things to do: outdoor…

On June 22, the New Amsterdam Theatre was filled with the kind of energy that can only happen when more…