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  • Email: info@smartstudenttravel.com
  • Location: 1050 Crown Pointe Parkway, Suite 500, Atlanta GA, 30338
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New York City, NY Destinations

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New York's sights and adventures

Trip Testimonials

Lauren U.

Student
My favorite parts of the trip were visiting the Holocaust Museum, and learning what they went through.

Lydia M.

(Teacher)
We had a great time. The tour guides were so great and friendly. Our itinerary was full of great places to see! Food was great. I know the students had a great time as well!

Kelly H.

Student
It was fun! I had a great time! Thank you for everything.

Mary A.

Parent
Had a great time. Great food, great places. I would recommend going through this company to visit again!

Tina W.

Parent
My daughter loved this trip! She was impressed with how many things they got to do. She also loved the tour guide who she said, "was very knowledgeable and interesting".
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New York City, NY Student Trip Details

3-5 days

Trip Duration

7/10

Intensity level 1-10

New York City, NY

Location

Yes

Meals Included

No

Parents Allowed

New York's sights and adventures

There’s no other place like “The Big Apple.” With its diverse, exciting, and intriguing sights, sounds and attractions, it’s no wonder students love to take educational field trips to New York City. With a visit to this one city, you can inspire your students to pursue a career in theater, finance, fashion, journalism, or the arts. Smart Student Travel offers a variety of New York City tours customized for your student’s unique needs.

Departure/ Return Location:

From your school or local airport if flying

Trip cost starting at:

$799

Included:

All Meals, Premium Hotel Accommodations, Private Hotel Security, Expert Tour Guides, Round Trip Motor Coach Transportation and/or Airfare, Admissions to Popular Attractions, Gratuity, Taxes & Fees, Teachers travel Free

Not Included:

Travel insurance, Spending $$ for souvenirs

Hotel Stay:

Premium Hotel Accommodations

Other important Information

  1. Start by getting oriented. New York is huge, and it can be easy to feel lost if you don’t know where you’re going. Spend time getting to know the city’s layout before exploring.
  2. Dress comfortably. New Yorkers dress casually, so there’s no need to pack your fanciest clothes when you visit. Comfortable shoes are also a must – you’ll be doing a lot of walking!
  3. Be patient. New Yorkers can be notoriously impatient, but that doesn’t mean you should be rude or rushed when you’re on vacation. Take your time and enjoy yourself!
  4. Take advantage of free attractions. New York can be expensive, but there are plenty of free things to do. From strolling through Central Park to people-watching in Times Square, there’s no shortage of free entertainment in NYC.
  5. Mind your manners. New Yorkers are generally polite, but we can also be direct. Please and thank you go a long way in this city!
  6. We can customize tours to fit your learning needs or themes such as STEM, Civil Rights, Leadership, Finance, Music & Band, College Bound, or simply by subject areas to fit your curriculum.
  7. Optional Excursion Trips: Philadelphia, Boston
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Sample Itinerary

DAY 1

  • Fly or drive by motorcoach
  • Check into hotel
  • Meet with your expert tour director
  • Lunch
  • Take a walking tour of Midtown
    • Midtown is home to some of the city’s most prominent buildings, including the Empire State Building, the Chrysler Building, the Hudson Yards Redevelopment Project, the headquarters of the United Nations, the Grand Central Terminal, and Rockefeller Center, as well as tourist destinations such as Broadway, and Times Square.
  • – Fifth Avenue Rockefeller Center
    • The Big Apple’s most famous street is Fifth Avenue, also known as Millionaire’s Row. It crosses the whole of Manhattan from north to south. It is New York’s most expensive and best shopping street with the world’s most expensive retail spaces. We can compare this avenue to the Champs-Élysées in Paris or Ginza in Tokyo.
  • – St. Patrick’s Cathedral
    • It’s renowned for its titanic bronze doors, gorgeous high altar, and rich Neo-Gothic architecture, including thousands of stained glass windows. From a historical perspective, it’s the final resting place of some of New York’s most legendary humanitarians and clergymen.
  • – Bryant Park
    • Bryant Park is the largest expanse of grass below 59th Street, making it prime real estate for picnics in the summer and, come winter, ice-skating.
  • Photo stop in Central Park
  • Dinner
  • Visit the Empire State Building by night
  • Return to hotel

DAY 2

  • Breakfast at hotel
  • Visit the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island
  • Explore the Ellis Island Immigration Museum
  • Lunch
  • Take a guided tour of New York City
    • – Greenwich Village
    • – SoHo
    • – Chinatown
    • – Little Italy
  • Visit Times Square
  • Dinner
  • Attend a Broadway or Blue Man Group show

DAY 3

  • Breakfast at hotel
  • Depart

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