Fashion, Art, Literature – Endless Possibilities

I’m so excited about a new project we’re working on for student groups. THEME TOURS. We’re going to be building sample itineraries over the summer so we’re all set for you when you return to school in the fall and can’t wait to organize student travel based on fashion, art, literature, ecotours, volunteer work, and just about anything you can imagine!

Book lovers will love our literature tours like the one near Boston that leads you to Orchard House (pictured here by redjar on Flickr). Orchard House was one of the homes of Louisa May Alcott and her family. Other famous author sites are nearby as well, including Walden Pond, which the Alcotts visited at times and about which Henry David Thoreau wrote the famous book by the same name. 

Our fashion tours are another exciting idea for students. The fashion industry is one of the most vibrant in the world. On this tour you can consider its fascination as an art form and get a very specific glimpse into its possibilities as a career choice. This tour gets you inside some very exciting aspects of the fashion industry – from Tommy Hilfiger’s office to a one-on-one with a member of a powerful fashion publishing group. 

Ecotours and those with volunteer opportunities are especially popular these days as well. With a greater awareness of our responsibility to the earth, students love the idea of a true encounter with nature and its powerful inspiration to “stay green”. Volunteer work varies from homebuilding to the cleaning up of our gorgeous national parks and so much more. Check out our student theme tours page to see what else we’ve got planned along these lines, and be sure to keep checking back for more! Better yet, leave us comments on what YOU think would make an awesome theme tour for students.

(Photo of Bloomingdale’s by scalleja on Flickr)

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