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05/01/2026

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04/13/2026

Calling all teachers & group leaders! Save 10% on 3-Day School Trips to Canada.

Easy to plan school trips. We help you focus on teaching, not planning. No stress about planning an educational trip that is actually fun! We’ve got you covered. 🇨🇦

We just launched a 10% discount on our 3-Day DIY school trips to Québec City, Montréal, and Toronto.

These aren't just bus tours. They are curriculum-aligned adventures:
🏰 Walk the fortress walls of Old Québec
❄️ Go dog-sledding at the Winter Carnival
⚜️ Explore the Biodôme in Montréal
🌊 Stand behind Niagara Falls

What’s included?
✅ Motorcoach or Air travel arrangements
✅ Safe, central hotels
✅ 24/7 Canadian support
✅ All-inclusive pricing (no hidden fees)

How to get the discount:

Read the full blog post here 👉 [Link to your Blog Post]

Click through to the landing page

Mention code BLOG10 when you request your quote.

Don't send your students to just another museum. Send them on an adventure they will remember forever.

👉 Book your 10% off trip here: https://schooltrips.visitcanada.com/school-trips-to-canada/

11/11/2025

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10/04/2025

08/28/2025

Planning a school trip across the U.S.-Canada border? 🇨🇦🇺🇸 Don't let a missing document derail your journey!

Crossing an international border with a student group requires careful preparation. To ensure a smooth, stress-free trip, it's essential to have all your paperwork in order. From passports and consent letters to the specific requirements of the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI), there's a lot to consider.

Our latest blog post is your ultimate guide! We break down exactly which documents every student, teacher, and chaperone needs to travel, including special considerations for minors and international students.

Get the checklist and tips for a seamless border crossing here:
https://globaleducationaltours.com/blog/essential-questions-to-ask-your-senator-congressperson-on-your-dc-school-trip/

Don't leave your trip to chance. Be prepared, stay organized, and get ready for a memorable educational adventure!

08/28/2025

s your student group heading to D.C.? 🏛️ A visit to Capitol Hill is one of the most impactful experiences they can have, but are they prepared to make the most of it?

Meeting a senator, congressperson, or their staff isn't just a photo op—it's a chance to see democracy in action and advocate for issues they care about. But without the right preparation, students might miss a key opportunity to ask meaningful questions.

That's why we created the "Questions to Ask Your Senator and Congressperson" app! 📲

This free tool helps students:
✅ Organize their thoughts and questions
✅ Stay on track during a brief meeting
✅ Reflect on their experience afterward

Teachers, this is a game-changer! Use the app to run a pre-trip workshop and turn a quick visit into a lifelong lesson in civic engagement.

Ready to empower your students to become active participants in their government?

Learn more about why this tool is a must-have for your next D.C. trip and download the app here:
https://globaleducationaltours.com/blog/essential-questions-to-ask-your-senator-congressperson-on-your-dc-school-trip/

08/18/2025

Why do some school trips feel stressful…
while others run like clockwork?

The difference isn’t luck.
It’s leadership—and planning.

After 40+ years planning school trips across Canada, we’ve seen why some tours succeed and others fall apart.

Here’s what sets unforgettable trips apart:

🚌 Smooth, smart transportation
You need vetted partners who prioritize safety and comfort. Not budget buses with stressed drivers. A happy driver = a safer group.

🛏️ Strategic hotels
You don’t need 5 stars. You need clean, secure, student-friendly hotels close to the action—and a check-in team that knows how to handle 40 teens at once. We try to use city center downtown hotels or (you can also choose downtown adjacent suburban hotels) depending on your budget.

🎓 Curriculum-aligned experiences
Your classroom goals matter. Whether it’s French immersion or Canadian history, an itinerary that's built from your syllabus engages students in ways textbooks never will.

🔑 Tour leaders who follow the golden rules:
✔ Communicate clearly and often
✔ Respect everyone’s time
✔ Prioritize safety over everything
✔ Think fast when plans change - and communicate clearly
✔ Keep energy high, no matter what

Every single one of these makes or breaks your trip.

That’s why at VisitCanada.com, we don’t just book trips.
We partner with you to make learning come alive—with zero chaos.

Teachers tell us their students come home more confident, more connected, and asking, “When’s the next trip?”

Want to plan a tour that’s safe, impactful, and easy to lead?

Start here: https://schooltrips.visitcanada.com/our-school-trip-programs/

Let’s make your next trip the one they talk about at graduation.

07/14/2025

What to Know About Alberta

Alberta is a land of rugged mountains, rolling prairies, and vibrant cities. It became a province on September 1, 1905, the same day as Saskatchewan, marking its official entry as Canada’s 9th province. Today, it’s one of the country’s most dynamic regions, known for its natural beauty, economic strength, and spirited culture.

With a population of over 4.5 million, Alberta is Canada’s fourth-most populous province. Its economy thrives on energy (oil and gas), agriculture, and tourism, making it one of the wealthiest provinces per capita. But beyond its economic power, Alberta is home to some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the world—including the iconic Canadian Rockies, Banff and Jasper National Parks, and the mesmerizing Badlands.

What to See and Do in Alberta:

Stand in awe of the Columbia Icefield, one of the largest non-polar ice fields in the world.

Walk the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller, the dinosaur capital of Canada.

Experience the Calgary Stampede, the "Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth."

Explore Waterton Lakes National Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

Drive the scenic Icefields Parkway, one of the most beautiful road trips on the planet.

What to Know About Alberta:

Official Bird: Great Horned Owl

Official Animal: Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep

Official Flower: Wild Rose

Fun Fact: Alberta is the only province in Canada without a provincial sales tax (PST).

Quirky Trivia: The world’s largest dinosaur statue (a 86-foot T. rex) stands in Drumheller.

Economic Powerhouse: Alberta holds the world’s third-largest oil reserves, after Venezuela and Saudi Arabia.

From cowboy culture to cosmopolitan cities like Calgary and Edmonton, Alberta offers an unforgettable mix of adventure and opportunity. Have you explored Alberta? Share your favorite memory in the comments!

https://visitcanada.com/blog/what-to-know-about-alberta/

07/13/2025

Saskatchewan Appreciation Post

Did you know that Saskatchewan is Canada’s sunniest province? This prairie gem joined Confederation on September 1, 1905, alongside Alberta, becoming Canada’s 8th and 9th provinces.

With a population of just over 1.2 million, Saskatchewan is known for its wide-open skies, stunning landscapes, and some of the friendliest people in the country. But don’t let its small population fool you—this province is a powerhouse when it comes to agriculture. It produces over 40% of Canada’s wheat, along with canola, lentils, and barley, earning its reputation as the "Breadbasket of Canada."

Beyond farming, Saskatchewan is rich in natural resources, including potash (vital for fertilizer) and uranium (key for clean energy). The province also boasts breathtaking national parks like Grasslands National Park and Prince Albert National Park, where you can spot bison, pronghorns, and even the elusive whooping crane.

And let’s not forget Saskatoon, the "Paris of the Prairies," with its vibrant arts scene, and Regina, the capital, home to the stunning Wascana Centre and the RCMP Heritage Centre.

What to See and Do in Saskatchewan:

Explore the otherworldly beauty of the Athabasca Sand Dunes.

Visit the historic Wanuskewin Heritage Park, a UNESCO-designated Indigenous cultural site.

Experience the Qu’Appelle Valley’s scenic lakes and rolling hills.

Attend the famous Craven Country Jamboree, one of Canada’s biggest country music festivals.

Stargaze in Cypress Hills, one of the darkest sky preserves in the country.

What to Know About Saskatchewan:

Official Bird: Sharp-tailed Grouse

Official Animal: White-tailed Deer

Official Flower: Western Red Lily

Fun Fact: Saskatchewan has over 100,000 lakes and rivers, making it a paradise for anglers and boaters.

Quirky Trivia: The province is home to the world’s tallest teepee (in Medicine Hat, just across the Alberta border but a symbol of the Plains Indigenous peoples).

Economic Powerhouse: Saskatchewan supplies more than half of the world’s exported lentils.

From golden fields to northern lights, Saskatchewan is full of surprises. Have you visited? Drop your favorite Saskatchewan memory in the comments below.

https://visitcanada.com/blog/what-to-know-about-saskatchewan/

07/11/2025

🌿 Alberta Appreciation Post 🌄

Discover the wild beauty of Alberta—where rugged mountains meet endless prairies and adventure awaits at every turn! 🏔️ From the stunning turquoise waters of Lake Louise to the iconic Badlands of Drumheller, Alberta is a nature lover’s dream. 🚗✨

Tag your adventure buddy and start planning your next escape! 🏕️

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