Founded in 1988, the WorldPass International Division specializes in school and adult group tours to Australia, China, Turkey, Egypt and Europe for students, teaching staff and adventurous adults.
WorldPass posses and excellent reputation within the tourism industry and is known for crafting unique itineraries which allow travelers the ability to truly appreciate the culture, art, music, history and beauty of their chosen destinations. All of WorldPass’s programs emphasize participation and, as such, create an exciting atmosphere that allows travelers to truly “dive in” and experience the excitement of learning about new places and new cultures.
Educational travel programs, as with any international travel, are invaluable in providing students with a greater sense of responsibility, self reliance and self esteem. Travelers return with an increased awareness of the importance of working cohesively in a team environment, together with greater understanding and tolerance of people from different cultures.
WorldPass has sent more than 20,000 travelers abroad and operates a popular cultural exchange program which, through home-stays with international families, fosters a lasting and personal understanding of the United States and Australia. Our program is currently the largest short term exchange program for Australian high school students. WorldPass also offers “The Downunder Experience- Home stay program” in Australia for American high school students. The WorldPass family also includes several exclusive, talented and reputable partners in the United States and China.
WorldPass is a proud member of SYTA (Student & Youth Travel Association), NTA (National Tour Association), ATEC (Australia Tourism Export Council), IATA (International Air Transport Association), AFTA (Australia Federation of Travel Agents) and the Destinations Network. WorldPass operates offices in Sacramento, CA, Olando, FL, Tacoma, WA, Melbourne, VIC, Sydney NSW, Shanghai PRC, Chengdu PRC and is committed to providing quality travel experiences for all travelers.
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