EF Education First - Study Abroad Educational Tours
EF pioneered the concept of an educational tour many years back, and now maintains their presence as the biggest private student travel company in the world. Educational tours are an amazing way to explore a country while making some great new friends, or share an experience with old friends. Learn from the locations and cultures as you experience them firsthand. Get out of the classroom and out into the whorl with EF!
Popular destinations include, but are not limited to: Italy; Greece & Turkey; UK and Ireland; France; Spain & Portugal; Central Europe; China, Japan & Australia; Egypt & Morocco; Mexico & Costa Rica; and more!
What's included:
* Round-trip airfare
* Hotels
* Transfers
* Breakfast and dinner daily
* EF Tour Director
* Guided sightseeing tours
* Entrance fees to select attractions
* Walking tours
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About EF Educational Tours
EF (Education First) began with the mission to break down barriers in language, culture and geography, and has since helped more than 15 million people of all ages and backgrounds become global citizens. EF offers cultural exchange programs, educational tours, language learning and degree abroad programs.
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During the 11 days I was in Spain, I was filled with lots of cultural and historical information. From the time we stepped off the plane in the morning in Madrid, everyday was filled with touring. Three days in Madrid were spent touring the city and getting all the historical information about the cultural groups that inhabited the area at certain times, like the Moors from Africa. We visited the Royal Palace, with its 2,800 rooms! In Toledo, Granada, Seville, and Cordoba we visited many really intricate Cathedrals, bull rings,the Prado art museum, the Alhambra, and we also got plenty of free time to walk about the cities. Many people got the chance to go to a bull fight, night clubs, and experience the other nightlife. The most difficult part was always having someone to translate and finding food to eat that I liked. Other than that, the trip was amazing and it made we want to do another study abroad next year.