From the Road by Grant Doyle I’ve been showing groups around DC for um-m-m-m a long time (over 20 years). I’ve experienced some pretty cool things in all that time but the coolest thing just happened on my last tour. … Continue reading
Educational Tours of Florida knows the sunshine state better than anyone when it comes to schools sending their classes on student tours to St. Augustine, Orlando and all the popular cities and attractions. The company has been based in Florida … Continue reading
What a great article from the Daytona Beach New Journal!!! By KATHLEEN RASCHE Correspondent DELTONA – Eighth-grade students from Heritage Middle School got a surprise on a recent field trip to Washington, D.C. when they were introduced to first lady … Continue reading
The President’s Corner by Ed Lattin I recently had the pleasure of accompanying Horizon Academy on a tour of Crystal River and Homosassa. Kings Bay in Crystal River has become world famous for the amazing number of Manatees that winter … Continue reading
The team at Ed Tours is always in search of new student tour stop ideas in Washington, DC. The nation’s capitol is the number one destination for class trips with so many civic, historical and cultural things to see and … Continue reading
The President’s Corner by Ed Lattin We hope that all of you have a wonderful Holiday. Thank you for your business and friendship. At Educational Tours are business model is based on building relationships – both with our suppliers and … Continue reading
The President’s Corner by Ed Lattin Traditionally, Student trips take place during the Spring months of the year. As the school year is coming to a close it seems like a natural time to take students on a trip and … Continue reading
Teachers and sponsors of class tours often offer students fundraising opportunities to help pay for their travel costs. There are a variety of ways to raise money in both group and individual activities from holding car washes to selling everything … Continue reading
Watch for a brand new look coming to the Educational Tours Website today. We are excited about the new graphic style and design that adjusts for great viewing on desktops, pads or smart phones. But it’s more than just a … Continue reading
DC in a few words by Thomas Doyle With the 2013-14 academic year behind us and our season neatly wrapped up now, I take a minute to reflect on the past trips – largely the weather patterns in this … Continue reading