October 17, 2013
Go Green Global Travelers! Global Travel Alliance will lead travel adventures anywhere on Planet Earth (you can see for yourself right here). In doing so, we desperately strive for responsible travel practices so we can minimize the impact on Mother Earth. Read below …
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We lead student travel to New York City. What’s it like for Brian Mathis to guide trips to his former home city? by Brian Mathis On the twelfth anniversary of 9/11, I was invited to teach at a Montana middle school. …
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Happy Thursday! During lunch, we celebrated with great excitement for this years trip season by building a list of our favorite educational travel destinations…anywhere on the planet. Student travel is a science, and the globe is our petri dish! Our …
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Educational trips to Costa Rica tranform lives. by Brynn Burke Montana to Costa Rica is approximately 2800 miles, three flights and 12 hours of travel, but every second was worth it. Traveling to Costa Rica with a group of teachers …
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Termites taste like Mint? Learn this and more on student trips to Costa Rica Travel starts with packing (clean clothes into a suitcase) and ends with packing (clean clothes into a dresser/closet). But what happens in between? We have had many …
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Science group and student trips to the American West: nobody does it better than us. Montana has been called “the last best secret.” A most simple explanation as to why is this: Montana ranks 43rd in overall population (989,000) and …
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It’s that time again to meet some more staff at Global Travel Alliance! This time around lets hear from Paul Belanger, the Director of GTrek: Science and Adventure So Paul, tell us about yourself – My role at Global Travel …
Learn MoreJanuary 21, 2013
In the middle of this past holiday season, the president of Global Travel Alliance partnered on an adventure with our service and missions guru. Jeff Peterson and RJ Koerper went on this short expedition to 13°41′24″N 89°11′24″W, which are the coordinates …
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