Student exodus to Europe sparks cultural voyage trend
Brussels reports reveal thousands of American youths traveling to Europe for six week study tours under programs like Comparative Cultures. Participants pay about 1100 including transport and lodging, with diaries, quizzes, and college credits, while some stay with host families to practice languages. Most intrepid students tour Madrid Paris London and beyond, mixing culture with recreation as a growing industry reaches 60 000 participants aged 15 to 19 this year.
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