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Hart Travel Partners (HTP) provides fully customized, faculty-led short-term travel programs. We partner with educational institutions to turn course curricula into academic-centered global itineraries designed to instruct and inspire. We believe that travel can be as meaningful an investment in the future as education.
Spotlight on Morocco: Eight activities not to missI recently returned from Morocco, where centuries of African and European influences have transformed ancient civilizations into one of the world’s most unique and diverse regions. From modern metropolises to the Sahara Desert, Morocco provides an opportunity to explore distinctly different settings while absorbing lessons of the past and glimpses to the future. With our local team there, I had the pleasure of traveling around Morocco to several cities and desert towns, and I was reminded how truly magical this country is. Morocco sometimes can be an overlooked destination, but it offers so many one-of-a-kind opportunities to explore cities, the mountains and the desert. For starters, it’s easy to get to from the United States; in fact, it is no longer than flying to many European destinations — and you get to spend time in an important and exotic country in Africa! Read more ... |
"We’ve used several tour providers over the last seven years for 10-14 day programs studying the culture, environment, and/or ecology of Costa Rica. For the past two years we've used Hart Travel Partners. By far, Steve and his crew organized the best program we've done, from pre-tour planning and marketing ideas, to payment, flexibility, creativity, hotels, guides, etc. I like the personalized planning and pricing, my students love the guides and overall experience - win/win." - Wade W
Photos by © Ben Glass - Arizona State University, © Penny Ann Dolin - Arizona State University, © Chad Westover - Arizona State University, Ilene Periman, Clara Soraya, Holly Straub, and Steve Hart.
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