Since most groups traveling with GROUND Asia already plan to volunteer a good portion of their trip at one of our many local community development projects, we would like to give our travelers some food for thought before going overseas. When visiting countries that we are unfamiliar with, the idea of responsible traveling is a common courtesy that is often forgotten when people go on vacation.
At GROUND Asia, we work closely with educators and students to customise meaningful community service projects. We believe keeping a journal while studying abroad benefits students.
If you and your students are about to embark on your very first service learning program in Sri Lanka, here is my ultimate packing list of what to bring.
Ten tips to help keep you and your students healthy and perky while you are on the road – whether it’s traveling by bus, car or by air.
As the date of departure gets closer, it’s time to start thinking about some practical matters for your students’ educational program & trekking trip to Vietnam.
Packing is not an art, but you will probably ask yourself if you and your students have everything you need for your school travel program to Asia.
Our comprehensive guide to how you can obtain an Indonesian Visa on Arrival & a Social/Cultural Visit Visa for educational purposes with GROUND Asia.
The visa exemption rule allows tourists from 55 countries to enter Thailand for 30 days. Plus GROUND Asia’s team is on hand to help you through every step.
When planning an educational travel trip to Sri Lanka, your and students’ visas are must-do. These are extremely easy to get; simply follow these 4 steps.
Getting a visa is a must-do for most people when planning to visit Vietnam. But don’t fret! GROUND Asia will support you through every step of the process.
