Student Tours in Turkey
Student groups are a crucial part of our company's 29-year history. We are a travel agency specialising in educational programs for students of all ages, including those in university, high school, and primary school. Over the years, we have served thousands of students for their graduation trips and travelling folklore groups, offering combined camping and educational tours. For instance, in 2002, we hosted 3,600 students from Serbia and Bulgaria for their graduation celebrations and educational field trips in Turkey.
Understanding the history of civilisations and religions can be challenging for students. Turkey stands out as a country where prehistoric polytheistic religions like Gamanism and current prophet religions coexist. Notably, Turkey is home to various religious centres, including the 12,000-year-old Göbeklitepe in Urfa, Artemis Temple, Seven Holy Churches of Revelation, House of the Virgin Mary, Hagia Sophia Cathedral, and Süleymaniye Mosque. Throughout history, Turkey has been inhabited by many civilisations, such as Roman, Byzantine, Phrygian, Lydian, Ionian, Urartian, Hittite, Seljuk, and Ottoman.
Ephesus is significant in history, featuring temples of many polytheistic religions, like the Artemis Temple, and Christian landmarks, such as the Basilica of Saint John and the Isabey Mosque. The Aegean region is home to the Seven Holy Churches of Revelation, which played a vital role in Paul’s missionary work.
Discover Turkey with Our Türkiye Student Tours and Training Camps: 29 Years of Excellence
Our company has organised unforgettable student tours and training camps across Türkiye for nearly three decades. With 29 years of experience, we are proud to deliver exceptional educational and adventure experiences that leave a lasting impact on students. Our meticulously planned itineraries, expert guides, and commitment to safety and fun make us the preferred choice for educational travel.
Student tours and Different Destinations
Türkiye is a country with diverse landscapes, a rich heritage, and vibrant cultures. Our tours cover many destinations, including Istanbul, Cappadocia, Ephesus, Pamukkale, Antalya, Kuşadası, and Bodrum. Students can explore ancient ruins, natural wonders, vibrant cities, and tranquil landscapes.
Safety and Comfort
Our top priority is the safety and comfort of our students. We adhere to strict safety protocols and work with trusted partners to provide comfortable accommodations, reliable transportation, and safe environments. Our staff is trained to handle any situation, ensuring a worry-free experience for students and educators alike.
Expert Guides for Student Tour
Our expert guides are passionate about education and have deep knowledge of Turkey's rich history, culture and natural beauty. They make each tour a dynamic learning experience by engaging students with fascinating stories, insightful information, and hands-on activities.
Comprehensive Student Education Programs Turkey
Kuşadası and Bodrum regions are suitable for programs consisting of 4 - 6 week training camps and tours under the supervision of University Professors.
Kuşadası is mainly in the center of historical regions and the Seven Churches of Revelation. Our different tours turn the training program into visual education. Our tours are designed to be more than just sightseeing trips. We offer comprehensive educational programs aligned with academic goals and curriculum requirements. From historic site visits to interactive classroom studies, students gain valuable knowledge and skills that complement their classroom learning.
Türkiye is an ideal destination for student travel and training camp
With 29 years of experience, our student tours and training camps in Turkey offer a unique educational and adventure experience. Join us for a journey to expand horizons, inspire learning, and create lasting memories. Contact us today to plan your next student tour or training camp in Turkey.
Embark on an adventure of a lifetime with us and discover why we are the leaders in educational travel in Turkey!
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