Dubai, United Arab Emirates - The student traveler represents one-fifth of all international arrivals in the travel industry, today. Commanding a market value of about $320 billion. This demographic is willing to spend, to create experiences that go far beyond the backpack-and-party model that once characterized educational journeys abroad.

According to EduVoyage, an ITL World company, students in UAE expatriate schools and universities enjoy an average of 3 school trips per annum. Regionally, its closer to 1-2 but there is momentum being seen on this front.

To facilitate in amplifying a 360°assimilation of information in young minds along with their academic curriculum, EduVoyage tailor-makes travel packages suiting various requirements, taking age, curriculum and regulations into account. From tour management to travel logistics and program development, EduVoyage covers each aspect of the journey.

The company will be showcasing its innovative portfolio of educational travel solutions at the

Global Educational Supplies & Solutions (GESS) exhibition & conference taking place at Dubai World Trade Centre this month.

“Millennial student travelers are setting trends and driving a market rife with returns for travel industry verticals. To be successful in this space, brands need to commit to the opportunities the student traveler represents as he or she undertakes their journey. It is a journey that can now include not only tourism, but study, work, and volunteer efforts,” said Rafeeq Mohammed, CEO, EduVoyage and ITL World.

“From nature-based excursions to cultural immersion programs, educational travel provides a unique way to pursue specialized interests while also gaining a unique perspective of the world. Here in the region we are seeing a lot of interest in Space Camp certification and aviation-related programs. Volunteering programs are also gaining momentum and this includes Teaching Aid, Healthcare and Construction,” he added.

EduVoyage also continues to work closely with World Youth Student and Educational (WYSE) Travel Confederation, to gain industry insight and keep an eye on best practices.

“Our offering is unique and widest in the region with dynamic, stimulating and rewarding options focused around cultures, regions, and stories that can only be experienced first-hand. We remain committed to working with institutions across the region to encourage curiosity and enrich the student’s educational journey,” added Mohammed.

EduVoyage is a part of ITL World, one of the region’s fastest growing travel management companies with offices across Asia, the Middle East and Europe.   ITL World offers a comprehensive portfolio of travel solutions to diverse audiences the world over including educational travel.

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About EduVoyage

EduVoyage is a specialized division of ITL World - Travel Management Company, catering to the intricate requirements of student enrichment travel.

EduVoyage provides for Educational Travel to introduce students to the world beyond just the amazing sights and immerse them in knowledge, culture and inspiration. These help students to broaden their horizons, challenge their minds and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Meeting the needs of multinational students, parents and teachers, EduVoyage follows stringent measures to ensure quality, safety and security. Where possible, students are given opportunities to engage in community services or interact with students and teachers from a local institution, making their trip a responsible one and giving them eye-opening experiences.

Every aspect of the trips are thoroughly inspected to ensure suitability and compliance with safety measures. In addition to faculties from the institutions and local guides, all trips are accompanied by an experienced member of EduVoyage for 24/7 on the ground assistance. Moreover, all our student travel are mandatorily protected with Travel Insurance.

ITL World

ITL World is a leading Travel Management Company in the Middle East and one of the fastest growing Travel Management Companies in Asia & the Middle East. With several fully owned and operating offices across Asia, Middle East & Europe, ITL World has also consecutively been rated as the 5th most powerful Travel Management Company in the Middle East. ITL World’s strategic partnership with award winning Global Travel Conglomerate - CTM - spans across the Middle East & India. 

With 4 sub-brands - ‘MICEminds’ (catering to the Meetings, Incentives, Conferences & Events/Exhibitions),  ‘Arabian Experience’ (a fully-fledged Destination Management Company), ‘Tripmakers’ (a state of the art B2B portal) and ‘Eduvoyage’ (enriching Education with Travel), ITL World offers a comprehensive portfolio of travel solutions to diverse audiences the world over.

For more information contact:

Nandini Vohra

The Guild PR

971 50 457 8233

nandini@theguildpr.com

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