A Scout leader may be looking for a trip built around skills and service, while a homeschool parent wants learning to happen somewhere beyond the usual routine. An alumni coordinator may care about cultural immersion and reconnection, while a college group wants to spend a school break engaging with a social cause.
Those groups share an interest in purposeful travel, but their reasons for going are different. Appleseed Expeditions organizes its offer across six trip types, giving schools, Scouts, families, faith communities, alumni, and college groups formats shaped around their own goals.
Different Groups Bring Different Goals to the Trip
The purpose behind a trip affects what should fill the itinerary. A science class may need field-based curriculum, while a Scout troop may be thinking about skills and badges and an alumni group may want culture, conservation, and time to reconnect.
