Category Archives: Student Travel

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How to Raise Money for a School Trip: Fundraising Tips for Student Travel

Planning an educational trip with Vámonos Tours is exciting and rewarding for both students and teachers. While travel does involve expenses, how to raise money for a school trip is a key concern. Raising the necessary funds doesn’t have to be overwhelming. With a clear goal, creative strategies, and community support, fundraising for student travel…

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Unforgettable Alternative Spring Break: Explore Puerto Rico

In recent years, student travel to Puerto Rico has seen a notable increase, with various educational institutions organizing trips that combine service learning, cultural immersion, and academic study. More and more students from colleges and universities around the globe are choosing alternative spring break (ABS) destinations, such as Puerto Rico, specifically for experiential learning opportunities….

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Argentina Waterfalls: Experience Iguazú Falls In Person

Iguazú Falls, one of the world’s most stunning natural attractions, offers a breathtaking experience for visitors. It is the most popular and well-known attraction in Argentina, attracting millions of visitors each year. Located on the border between Argentina and Brazil, within the Iguazú National Park, this educational travel destination is famous for its massive series…

Traveling to Europe in 2024?

If you are traveling to Europe in the New Year, there are some new regulations you need to be aware of that need to be met before you go! Click the button below to read the article. 11.6.23 EDIT: The new regulations have been pushed back and will take effect mid 2025.

Staying Hydrated While Traveling

SYTA has published an article on the importance of staying hydrated while traveling. You can read the article by clicking the link below.  Vamonos Tours also recognizes the importance of staying hydrated. We provide each of our travelers with a reusable Nalgene water bottle and remind our students to fill it frequently throughout the day.

Have a Cell Phone Policy!

After hundreds of tours, we noticed that students’ attention, discipline, and responsiveness are much stronger and rewarding in groups that adhere to a “no cell-phone bus policy.” Without a cell phone, students appreciate the sights, talk to each other, and pay attention to the guide. But, how do parents stay in touch with them? What…

Student Travel Changes Lives

What do these four have in common: student travel, Puerto Rico, Minecraft, and Hurricane Maria? Meet Cory and you’ll instantly be able to connect these four. Eight years ago, one high school Spanish trip to Puerto Rico changed Cory Scheviak’s life. Consequently, this experience transformed the lives of many in Puerto Rico. In the icy…