Happy Friday educational travelers! “…It is a wonderful place. I would rather spend a month here than any place in the world.” These were the words William Randolph Hearst wrote to his mother, Phoebe Apperson Hearst, in a 1917 letter. Hearst Castle is located halfway between San Francisco and Los Angeles in the small town […]

Hi again travelers! Yesterday on the blog, I shared with you the exciting news that EA Tours was on Facebook. Today, I’d like to you know that we’re also on the extremely popular site Pinterest! This is very exciting for our student travel company as we’re able to expand and showcase our love for educational […]

Hi educational travelers! In October, I shared with you that EA Tours was officially on YouTube. There you can find some great educational tour videos on the EA student travel experience. It’s a wonderful thing to watch if you’re interested in hearing first-hand accounts on how fun a student tour is right from our travelers! […]

Let’s face it traveling through Europe by rail is pretty romantic, but it’s also incredibly sensible for those on an educational tour. Trains are very punctual, few or no security lines, stations that are positioned directly in the center of town, reasonable prices, and the chance to see the ever-changing landscape up close. It’s also […]