John Deere Pavilion aims to inspire innovators
Each year, hundreds of school groups visit the John Deere Pavilion in downtown Moline, Illinois. Through a series of state-of-the-art exhibits, students...
Reach new heights at One World Observatory
A student trip to Lower Manhattan is elevated, literally, with a stop at One World Observatory, which is positioned on top of the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere: One World Trade Center.
Hands-on history: Students discover the past through immersive learning
Editor's Note: During this period of social distancing, Student Group Tour magazine will continue to provide ideas for planning educational travel. While...
Frazier History Museum offers hands-on learning
An affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution, the Frazier History Museum in downtown Louisville, Kentucky, documents and reinterprets history through exhibits, artifacts...
The MAX brings Mississippi legends to life
Students can dive into Mississippi’s creative legacy at The Mississippi Arts + Entertainment Experience (The MAX) in Meridian, Mississippi. The MAX...
World of espionage comes alive at SPYSCAPE
Editor’s Note: During this period of social distancing, Student Group Tour magazine will continue to provide ideas for...
Adventure awaits at Kersey Valley Zipline
Tucked away in
Archdale, North Carolina, Kersey Valley Zipline is an adrenaline junkie’s
dream.
“The zipline tour at Kersey Valley...
Learn about America’s development at Pioneer Village
Covered wagons
carried pioneers and their belongings westward at an average of 10 miles per
day. Since the wagons were crowded with belongings...
Salem Witch Museum relates events of 1692 to modern-day
The Salem Witch Museum, housed in a renovated historic church building in downtown Salem, follows the history of witches, witchcraft and witch hunts through the ages.
Fort Ticonderoga is the definition of destination education
Set on 2,000 acres in rural northern New York, Fort Ticonderoga is a major cultural destination, with student group offerings as...
