Accelerate your students’ French with an unforgettable educational tour to the City of Light! This 8-day tour is an incredible opportunity for your students to walk through the city’s biggest sites, all while they become more fluent and confident in French. As part of our language immersion collection, this tour features a daily three-hour language Read More …
Judith Finn is a graphic designer in Explorica’s Boston headquarters and has been working at Explorica since June 2017. She visited Munich this past February, and took in some sights on our Germany itineraries! Read her story: One of my first memories of being in Germany is sitting on my grandparent’s Kachelofen (German tile Read More …
If you’re planning on traveling to beautiful Costa Rica, you’re in for a real treat: The climate is tropical, the people are friendly to tourists, and it makes for an excellent getaway. In order to truly make the most of your trip, though, it’s best to be prepared. Knowing what to expect in Costa Rica Read More …
In this guest post, International Program Consultant Catie Martin gives time-honored advice for preventing and handling jet lag while on tour. Anyone who knows me understands that I love two things: sleep & travel. However, they don’t really go together, do they? When I travel, I normally go to visit friends and stay with them. Read More …
Snow-capped mountains, meandering canals, artistic masterpieces and stunning works of architecture all await you in this comprehensive educational tour of Switzerland and Italy. If you’re looking to take your students on a jam-packed adventure through some of the countries’ most beautiful sites, this tour is for you. Here’s an insider’s look at our brand new Read More …
The first thing you need to know about Program Leader Training Trips is that you should absolutely go on one. They’re informative, fun, and absolutely free, and are a huge benefit to traveling with Explorica. Read on to learn more about this excellent opportunity for teachers who are just getting started with us. What is Read More …
It’s that time of year again! Our first travelers of 2018 are getting ready to set sail, and so is our photo contest. This year, you’ll have five chances to win. We’re giving away over $1,000 worth of Amazon gift cards and the chance to have your shot published on the front cover of our catalog. To enter, take high-resolution, Read More …
My husband and I were looking for a fun winter trip that wouldn’t be too difficult to fit into a week, and the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico turned out to be the perfect option: with the warm weather, the lack of jetlag, and the short flight times, plus the fact that neither of us had Read More …
The Chinese New Year is on Friday, February 16. International Program Consultant and guest blogger Catie Martin writes about the significance of the holiday, how she experienced it as a teacher in Thailand, and how you can bring it into your classroom. Do you know which Chinese Zodiac animal you are? On February 16 we will be Read More …
Whether you teach a language or just want to share more of the world with your students, talking about and celebrating holidays from other countries is a great way to do so without having to leave the classroom. Mark your calendars and learn more about the days below. Mardis Gras—Tuesday, February 13 Mardis Gras, or Read More …
