Student Travel Programs That Go Beyond the Basics
At Broken Earth, we stand out as leaders in the field of experiential learning, driven by our unwavering commitment to internationalization, intercultural competence, and the cultivation of global citizenship. With over two decades of expertise in designing and facilitating transformative experiences, our flagship program in India's rich tapestry of culture and tradition.
What Makes Our Educational Trips for Students Different?
Most school trips focus on logistics: see a few landmarks, take some photos, and move on. That’s not our style.
They are handcrafted from the ground up. We work closely with local educators, artists, and community leaders to shape every itinerary. Students don’t just watch from the sidelines - they participate, reflect, and contribute.
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Each trip includes:
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Direct collaboration with community partners
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Facilitated discussions on global equity, identity, and culture
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Guided journaling and group reflection
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Activities that require curiosity, not just attendance
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This is education in motion, with depth and direction.
Where Do We Go?
We choose our locations for our summer student travel programs based on learning value, cultural depth, and real community relationships. These aren't tourist hotspots - they’re places where students can get involved and gain perspective.
Every location is supported by expert facilitators and built with student safety and learning in mind.
Who Are These Trips For?
These international student tours in the United States are for students aged 15–22 who are open to learning, questioning, and challenging themselves. They’re not designed for passive travelers - they’re for students ready to engage.
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You might be:
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A high school student interested in global issues
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A college student looking for a hands-on learning experience
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Taking a gap year and looking for structured, meaningful travel
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A teacher or program director exploring options for your group
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If you’re looking to travel with purpose, you’re in the right place.
What’s Included?
Our educational travel for students covers the following:
All local logistics
Airport transfers, domestic flights (where needed), permits, and activity tickets
Daily meals
Freshly cooked food, with boxed lunches on excursion days; dietary needs accommodated
Accommodations
Shared rooms in hotels, dorms, and guesthouses with access to clean shared bathrooms
Laundry and support
Laundry service twice during the trip plus ongoing staff support
Immersive learning
Cultural sessions on history, politics, wellness, arts, and visits to key landmarks
Community and adventure
Volunteering with local nonprofits and outdoor experiences like rainforest hikes, cave swims, and beach time
Excluded: International flights, health insurance, and donations.
Meet the Team
Behind each of our student travel programs is a team that’s focused on more than just logistics - they care about real student growth.
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Raja Sahota, CEO
Brings vision and a deep commitment to ethical, purpose-driven learning
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Smara Suciu, Program Leader
Creates safe, thoughtful spaces where students feel heard and supported
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Chloe-Amelie Aikman, Brand Manager
Shapes each trip’s narrative to make sure the experience stays grounded and meaningful
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Grechen Colón, Program Leader
Brings strong connections to education, cultural exchange, and local communities
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They’re not just facilitators. They’re mentors and educators who guide students through experiences that actually matter.
Why Broken Earth?
We’re not just another travel company. Here’s what sets us apart:
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Responsible Travel
We prioritize ethical practices and minimize environmental impact.
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Handcrafted Programs
Each trip is built from scratch, with intention and care.
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Expert Instructors
Our team brings deep experience and cultural insight
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Immersive Experiences
Students live the learning, not just observe it
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Meaningful Relationships
With students, partners, and communities - we build trust, not transactions
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When you join a Broken Earth program, you join something real.
