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Munich is well established as the tech capital of Germany and countless household names in manufacturing have plants or headquarters there. Several of them offer guided tours, opening a window into their high-tech production lines, including automotive giants BMW and Audi.
Munich’s reputation as a hub of innovation is long-established, and a number of research institutes (including the famous Max Planck Society) have their headquarters here.
Since its foundation, Munich has played a pivotal role in German history and politics, especially in the birth and rise of the National Socialism movement in the early 1930s. Students will gain an understanding of Nazism’s early years, which included one of Hitler’s attempted coups d’état – the Beer Hall Putsch.Combine your stay in Munich with a day trip to...
Welcome to New York, the city that never puts down its paintbrush!
From Wall Street to NASDAQ, New York has always had business and commerce at its very core.
New York is arguably the creative capital of the world. From the bright lights and billboards of Times Square, to the skyscrapers and bridges that surround you, it is a highly rewarding destination for Design students.
A school trip to dazzling New York will inspire your English, drama and performing arts students!
The stretch of the Norman coast, with its code names Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno and Sword, is famous for the D-Day landings of Allied troops that took place on 6th June 1944. Code-named Operation Neptune, this was the largest seaborne invasion in history. Follow the Normandy coast to learn about the naval operation that changed the world.
The fascinating history of the Normandy coast makes it a wonderfully rich destination for choir tours. Choirs have plenty of options for concert locations, including performances at the world-famous UNESCO World Heritage Site of Mont St-Michel, and the ancient Abbaye-aux-Hommes.
North Wales is an area of incredible natural beauty but there is also a lot more on offer – from castles and a slate mine to a sea zoo. This trip is packed full of fantastic visits that will give students the opportunity to explore some of the rich heritage of Wales.
Northern Ireland has incredibly diverse landscapes and a beautiful coastline so it’s the perfect destination for budding Geographers. With the impact of tourism as well, it gives great opportunities to study both human and physical geography. This itinerary gives students the chance to explore the coast, with visits to Portstewart Strand and Whiterocks Beach, Portrush.
Hidden under its guise of rolling hills and serene villages, Northumberland has bore witness to Roman invasion, Viking attacks and Anglo-Saxon battles. Uncover the truly tumultuous past in the county with most recognised battle sites and castles!
Bergen is the gateway to Norway’s famous fjords! With seven peaks and seven fjords of its own, it’s an unusually picturesque setting for a major city. It’s just a short journey from some of the most spectacular natural wonders in Norway, many of which were carved by glaciers during the Ice Age.
Norway’s cosmopolitan capital is home to innovative architecture, world-class museums, and many of the country’s most prestigious cultural institutions. From the charming wooden houses along Damstredet to the vibrant Aker Brygge Wharf by the inner harbour, Oslo’s diverse neighbourhoods each offer something unique for your students to explore. A rapidly growing city, it has simultaneously earned the status of European...
Known as the 'Sunshine State', Florida is an unforgettable destination for school science trips! Based in Orlando, this tour combines educational activities with the fun of theme parks.
Orlando is packed full of engaging science-based visits for school groups! Our longer tours include at least one day at the inspiring Kennedy Space Center, a couple of days at Disney, and plenty of time for other activities.
Walking around historic Oxford you almost feel Harry, Hermione and Ron right behind you in some magical parallel universe! Oxford locations (Christ Church College, the Bodleian Library and New College) famously feature in many of the early Harry Potter films helping to create the iconic gothic backdrop that became the unmistakable Hogwarts school of Witchcraft and Wizardry!
Oxford's fascinating mix of history and culture makes it an excellent destination for a school trip. Of course, it's most famous for its world-class university, which showcases some of England’s finest architecture. The city also has some excellent museums, beautiful green areas and interesting shops and markets.
This Fashion and Textiles trip allows students to discover how the fashion industry works in one of the fashion capitals of the world. It provides invaluable study opportunities for students of fashion, textiles and tailoring, as well as the opportunity to delve into some cultural history. There is no better destination to immerse yourself in the history and business of...
Paris is at the epicentre of modern French commerce and is an excellent destination for a Business Studies school trip. During your tour students are able to investigate how the location of Paris plays such a pivotal role in the success of the economy.
Along with fantastic cultural visits to iconic landmarks, Paris is home to a number of science museums that promote scientific curiosity in exciting, dynamic and challenging ways. Students will have the opportunity to see the workings of science in different contexts and how it impacts our daily lives and society through a number of diverse visits.
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