In 1921, Chief Plenty Coups closed the dedication ceremony of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. In a fitting tribute, this Veterans Day, his descendants were invited to open the centennial celebration.
In 1921, Chief Plenty Coups closed the dedication ceremony of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. In a fitting tribute, this Veterans Day, his descendants were invited to open the centennial celebration.
November 25, 2021
In 1921, World War I veteran and Rep. Hamilton Fish of New York proposed the United States bring home one of its own unknown soldiers. Just as in France and Great Britain, the unidentifiable American Soldier would be buried in a place of honor, a place for all Americans to grieve loss and celebrate sacrifice.
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As we round out Native American Heritage Day (the Friday after Thanksgiving), and Native American Heritage Month, we acknowledge that, from West to East in this country, Native American history is ever before us.
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Have you ever really considered the unique value of group travel? Read our Top 4 reasons as to why student group travel is uniquely valuable.
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A company is no less than its people. And we invite you to meet us, through ours. So meet Tyler Hetland. Trust us when we say that you definitely want to meet him!
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“Nature is always hinting at us. It hints over and over again. And suddenly, we take the hint.”
– Robert Frost
September 21, 2021
Ever wondered about the process of planning an educational tour for students? How does your class trip come together? This insightful timeline will help you better understand the nitty-gritty of student group travel planning.
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A company is no less than its people. And we invite you to meet us, through ours. So meet Steve Maehl. He’s a treasure, find out why.
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One of our very own Group Leaders, the educator extraordinaire Jenna Allie, was featured in this month’s Teach & Travel magazine.
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