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Ever wonder what a day in the life of EF College Study Tours' travelers is like? From France to Antarctica to Costa Rica, we've compiled our travelers' photos from their adventures around the world with us.

I’m proud to say that I’m in the Baby Boom Generation. Many of my teaching colleagues are in Generation X. My 28-year-old daughter and my 26-year-old son are in Generation Y, a demographic group also known as the Millennials.

Leading students abroad sets you apart on campus and opens endless opportunities for students. Recruiting travelers is the first step in making this happen.

For some, the excitement of travel is enough to distract them through even the most painful layovers and delays. For the rest of us, we need a little assistance to help us make it through the flight. We asked our EF travelers for the best ways to keep it together at 20,000 ft., and here's what they told us.

Searching for the first tour I led with EF Tours (there was no College Study Tours back then) was a bit overwhelming. There were so many tours in the catalog.

We recently ran international training programs to help first-time faculty leaders prepare to take their students abroad. This seemed like the perfect opportunity for us to learn from our faculty leaders.