An unforgettable opportunity

Academic travel

These specialised programs are uniquely created for each Universities academic program and area of study. During the planning phase we tie in strategic partnerships within the South African business, medical and educational sector to the universities specific area of study to ensure that each program is academically rich as well as culturally diverse. These programs are typically one to three weeks and are a fantastic alternative when long term study abroad options are not feasible

Rutgers University

Rutgers Annual Study Abroad program comprises several different faculties each year, namely MBA, Law, Nursing, Photography, Literature and Music. This trip averages about 12 days and covers Cape Town, Johannesburg and Kruger Park. Tribal Tourism services include logistics, accommodation and facilitating faculty related appointments during their stay.

Georgia State University and Morehouse College

The joint Georgia State University and Morehouse College program of Economic Studies in South Africa is designed to give students a broad understanding of the workings of the South African economy, its infrastructure,environment and governance.

Mercer County Community College

During the Summer Session program, students spend 14 days in July studying and traveling throughout South Africa. The field-based cultural excursions and service learning experience include visits to universities, community-service agencies as well as historically and ecologically important sites in the country.

Drew University

Drew University's Study Abroad program focuses on history, sociology and politics. This opportunity gives students an insight and a contemporary perspective in South Africa.

University Travel

Tribal Tourism has been organising a trip for a group of retired Alumni from the greater Chicago area with University Travel. The trips are hosted by Anita Beard and managed by Tribal Tourism in South Africa.

Syracuse University

The Law faculty of Syracuse University focuses on the participatory planning models, cultural competency, and empowerment within South Africa.

Cal Maradonna

Associate Provost/Dean of Students - Rutgers University

I can only reflect on what a pleasure it is to work with such professionals. It gave me great pleasure to hear the complimentary feedback from students and professors on how well all the conference, travel arrangements had been handled, and how smoothly everything went from their arrival to their departure.

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