About Travel & Education
At Travel & Education, we believe that the best way to learn about the world is to experience it. Our study abroad programs are designed to immerse students in the language, culture, and history of their host country while providing unforgettable academic and personal growth opportunities.
What truly sets us apart is our team. The people at Travel & Education are educators, travelers, and cultural ambassadors who are passionate about global learning. Many of us have lived, studied, and worked abroad ourselves, and we bring that firsthand experience to every program we design. From the staff who help you prepare before departure to the on-site coordinators who welcome you abroad, you’ll find dedicated professionals who care about your journey every step of the way.
With carefully curated itineraries, strong partnerships with local institutions, and a support team that feels like family, we ensure that every student not only studies abroad but truly lives abroad.
Our mission is simple: to open the world to students and open students to the world.
Housing
Residence Halls
Most groups choose to stay in a residence hall during their program. These residences offer comfortable, fully furnished rooms along with common areas that encourage community and cultural exchange. Students enjoy amenities such as laundry facilities, and dining halls serving both Spanish and international cuisine.
Living in a residence hall provides the perfect balance of independence and support. It’s a lively environment where students can meet fellow international learners, practice Spanish in a casual setting, and experience daily life much like local university students do. With easy access to the cities vibrant cafés, plazas, and iconic landmarks, residence life becomes an integral part of the study abroad experience.
Students stay in the same residence hall as their chaperones in double and triple occupancy.
Host Families
Students also have the option to stay with carefully selected host families. This experience offers the chance to practice the language daily, enjoy home-cooked meals, and gain insight into local customs and traditions.
If traveling with a secondary education group, students cannot stay with a host family unless this option is selected by their chaperone for the entire group.
Student Life
During their 2 week stay, students will experience all their city has to offer. A typical day looks like:
8am: Breakfast
9am: Class
1pm: Return to residence for lunch
2pm: Time to rest/hydrate/recharge
5pm: Socio-cultural activities
7pm: Free time to practice language and enjoy the city
9pm: Dinner