2023/02 – NO VISA REQUIREMENTS for US students in Puerto Rico, Spanish students BOOST RESULTS with lyricstraining.com, and a 9-step plan for INTERNATIONAL school trips abroad.

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Photo by Sam Balye on Unsplash We’ve rounded up the best professional development news, events, and opportunities in study abroad and study trips from January, such as how to be more inclusive, the importance of service learning, how to be more sustainable when planning your trips, and more. Linkedin Professional Development Opportunities for High School […]

The qualifications, roles & responsibilities of a study abroad faculty leader

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Faculty leaders serve as mentors and role models for students as they explore new environments and engage in activities that many consider the highlight of their college careers.

The responsibilities of a faculty leader are more comprehensive than the standard duties of a faculty member teaching a course on a university campus. With that in mind, we have compiled a list of valuable qualifications and responsibilities of a faculty leader.

Effective Study Abroad Program Marketing & Promotion: How to Reach Students and Boost Enrollment

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Once your proposal has been approved, it is time to start the promotion. Promotion and recruitment are essential parts of a study abroad trip.

Being as proactive as possible during this phase can make all the difference in attracting many students.

The most crucial recruitment activities are those where you speak face-to-face with students in various venues. It’s an excellent opportunity to discuss the benefits of the trip and how it ties into their study programs.

Before starting recruitment, remember it’s vital to have your prices finalized, as discussing costs with students is also a key topic at this stage.

Here are a few ideas to get you started.

2022/10 | Educational Travel September Roundup: a strengthening dollar, the student loan debt relief plan, and relaxing travel restrictions

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Photo by Mantas Hesthaven on Unsplash We’ve rounded up the best news from September. The dollar continues to rise in value. Access to Spanish universities widens, and conferences from the U.S. Travel Association’s Future of Travel Mobility and the Global Business Travel Association target innovation in sustainability and technology. Travel news The value of the […]

A sustainable story of cultural preservation with Alandis partner: Proyecto Akokán

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At Alandis Travel, we are highly conscious of sustainability so we contribute to different local initiatives and projects. One of those projects is Akokán in Cuba. 

We are committed to minimizing the impact on the environment by balancing the use of environmental resources, respecting socio-cultural roots, and contributing to activities that generate income for local communities.

Akokán is a success story of cultural preservation at the heart of Havana.