Tag: travel planning for students
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Where to Feed Your Group
When you’re tasked with feeding a group of hungry students on a tight budget, you might feel like you’ve been asked to find a needle in a haystack. But don’t worry, after almost three decades, the Forum team has rounded up a few great options for students and we are happy to share the tricks…
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What’s New at Knott’s Berry Farm?
Knott’s Berry Farm is one of the most beloved theme parks in Southern California. Rich in history and full of exhilarating fun for guests of all ages, it’s a perfect place to bring your group. If you haven’t visited in a while, you may be surprised by some of the exciting changes that have come…
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Overnight Trips- Terms and Tricks to Know
Planning an overnight trip can be daunting. Luckily, we have a team of experts happy to help ensure your planning process is as seamless as possible. Whether you’re considering your first overnight trip, or you are a seasoned veteran, we’ve compiled a helpful list of terms and tricks you should know: RFP or RFQ: This…
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Fundraising 101
Fundraising is a crucial step in the planning process of your school year and the rewarding festivals and events your students will get to enjoy. There can be a lot of questions for fundraisers- where do you start? What do you consider? What ideas work best? Truth is, it all depends on your school and…
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An Easy Overnight Festival Trip Awaits…in San Diego
Did you know that Forum Music Festivals produces festival in the San Diego area? San Diego offers sunshine, beaches, and fantastic sightseeing opportunities. But another benefit to exploring America’s Finest City is how easy it is to navigate an overnight trip with your students. A vibrant city filled with musical and cultural options, in San…
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Traveling Green
10 Ideas for Sustainable Student Travel As we wait for a green light to student travel, let’s consider the impact our travel has on our students, the destination, and the planet. Our teens live in a world where reducing their footprint on our planet is incredibly critical. To promote sustainable travel, meet your students’ ideas…