The Geography International Travel Club combines students in grade 10, 11 and 12 on an international tour. Destinations are planned four years in advance. This gives incoming grade 9 students an opportunity to plan for their favourite trip in one of their future grades. Each trip combines the excitement of exotic locales with the experience of a knowledgeable tour leader. The tours are carefully selected to ensure that along with fun, students experience dynamic cultures, historical places, incredible architecture and world famous art. Along with making new friends, students learn how to take better travel pictures, pack compactly, and learn to orient themselves on buses, subways and trains and airplanes. Mr. Bell has led tours to exotic destinations for over 15 years. Each tour has been carefully selected to get maximum value for the travel dollar.
Upcoming trips include:
2007 Costa Rica: A Rainforest Adventure
2008 London, England: Castles, Kings and Stonehenge
2009 Germany and the Swiss Alps
2110 Egypt: Tut and the Land of the Pharoahs *Tentative*
2110 Italy: Gondolas and Gladiators (Venice, Florence and Rome ) *Tentative*
2111 Spain and Portugal: Madrid to the Mediterranean
Students interested in our Australian Adventure should see Mr. Bell. Information on each trip is available approximately 1 year in advance. The 2010 trip information will be available soon.
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Students interested in our Australian Adventure should see Mr. Bell. Information on each trip is available approximately 1 year in advance. The 2010 trip information will be available soon.