Customize Your Group Travel Program

Customize Your Group Travel Program

Design the Perfect Travel Program for Your Students

Think of your Rustic Pathways Program Coordinator (PC) as a travel concierge who will help you identify the right type of program, connect you with our Country Teams to customize the experience for your students, and provide the pre-trip support you’ll need to promote, recruit, and enroll students in your program. Your PC will be with you every step of the way.

We’ll help make your trip vision a reality, matching your curriculum, your students, and your vision.

Rustic Programs are Designed to Align With:

  • The mission and values of your school
  • Your vision and purpose for traveling with students
  • Your school’s curriculum, including International Baccalaureate Middle Years and Diploma programs incorporating meaningful and impactful CAS experiences
  • Coursework or a specific content area, including Advanced Placement or Honors programs
  • Your school’s service-learning goals or external programs like Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Program

How to Get Started Planning Your Perfect Group Trip

Step 1: Partner with your Rustic Program Coordinator

  • Connect to discuss program options and customization.
  • Receive custom program proposals within a few days.
  • Work with your PC to adjust the itinerary to meet your needs.
  • Get classroom activities and other lessons to help prepare students for their program.

Step 2: Recruit students to join your program (but we’ll do most of the work!)

  • Receive a custom program webpage, posters, flyers, email templates, and other materials to distribute to students and their families.
  • Encourage students and their parents to attend an information night in your school community, hosted by Rustic—we’ll provide recruitment resources.
  • Get full support from our administrative team for student enrollment, flight booking, and payment assistance.

Step 3: Travel on the Adventure of a Lifetime!

  • Arrive in country, meet your Program Leaders, immerse in local culture, participate in meaningful service, make new friends, and create lasting memories.
  • Process experiences during and after your trip through guided discussions and reflection activities facilitated by trained Program Leaders.
  • Apply those lessons to the classroom with educational resources to support student projects and classroom activities.