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3 - 5 days
The Civil Rights Movement in Atlanta
Experience the Civil War Museum, Martin Luther King, Jr.’s former home and Centennial Olympic Park.
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7 days
Language & Culture in Puerto Rico
Experience daily life in Puerto Rico as you explore the island’s language, history, and local culture.
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4 - 5 days
Nueva York: A Latin-American Perspective
Tour Spanish Harlem, attend a Latin dance workshop and visit the Hispanic Society of America.
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4 days
Black History & Culture in New York City
Visit the Apollo Theater, Sugar Hill and the Studio Museum in Harlem.
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6 days
Language & Culture in Québec
Experience life and language in French-Canada as you explore two of the country’s most beautiful areas—Montréal and Quebéc City.
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7 days
Puerto Rico: Island of Natural Wonders
Take in El Morro, a bioluminescent bay, and Old San Juan.
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6 days
Montréal & Québec
Stroll down Rue Petit-Champlain, visit Le Château Frontenac and enjoy sweets at a traditional sugar shack.
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5 days
African American History in D.C. & Williamsburg
Experience Colonial Williamsburg, the Anacostia Community Museum and the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site.

Dive deep into new cultures
How you see the world is all about where you’re standing. Cultural Perspectives tours introduce students to a whole new vantage point and broaden their outlook on life. This helps students deepen their appreciation for a wide variety of cultures and develop empathy for and engagement with people and communities they don’t regularly encounter.
Where will you take your students?
Isla Caribe
In Ponce, experience a Puerto Rican city through the eyes of insiders. Isla Caribe’s local tour guides are passionate about their home and present students with an insider look at the past, present, and future of this historic city. Through spending time with locals and engaging with local culture, discover why Ponce is a hub of art and culture and begin to love it for yourself.
What to expect on a Cultural Perspectives tour
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New perspectives
Whether through your 24/7 Tour Director or locals you meet throughout the tour, experience unique perspectives and create personal connections that resonate long after returning home.
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Immersive destinations
Present students with a new vantage point and they’ll walk away with a better understanding of how the world looks to cultures different than their own.
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Experiential learning
There’s no substitute for a hands-on experience. Each activity is designed to immerse students within a new and vibrant culture that’s full of fresh perspectives they’ve never experienced.
“As a teacher, I loved all of the learning that the tour included. Our incredible guide was full of information that made our tour so amazing! My students were amazed at cultural and environmental likenesses and differences from home. I had an enjoyable time each and every day!”
—Group Leader, Oklahoma