What happens when storytelling meets cultural immersion? The Green Room Podcast recently featured Vámonos Tours, celebrating how we turn travel into meaningful transformation. Host Andrés Pardo shared powerful stories from the road and how our tours create space for real connection, curiosity, and growth.
“It’s not just about the monuments. It’s about the people, the flavors, the rhythm of daily life,” Andrés says. He highlighted how students experience culture from the inside out—through food, traditions, community projects, and conversations that leave a lasting impression.
When a U.S. Governor Joins the Tour
Even Delaware Governor Matt Meyer has joined a Vámonos experience. Calling it an “extraordinary way to be exposed to a culture,” his endorsement, for Puerto Rico as well as our 12+ destinations worldwide, speaks volumes about the power of immersive travel.
As a company rooted in Delaware and Puerto Rico, we’re honored to be recognized for building cross-cultural bridges through education.
Podcast Highlights: Learning by Doing
From preparing meals with local chefs to joining in drumming circles, Andrés describes how Vámonos travelers engage all five senses—and their hearts.
Here’s what makes our trips different:
- A serious commitment to overall tour safety
- Genuine community connection
- Hands-on learning through culture, history, and service
- A safe space for language practice and personal discovery
Why Immersive Travel Matters
We believe that the best learning doesn’t happen in a classroom—it happens through lived experience. Our tours:
✅ Foster empathy and global thinking
✅ Strengthen language and communication skills
✅ Support local economies and ethical tourism
✅ Inspire lifelong curiosity and confidence
This kind of travel transforms how students see the world—and themselves.
Want to hear more?
Check out the episode by visiting visit The Green Room on YouTube and discover how Vámonos Tours is reshaping what it means to truly explore.