Explore the World: Transformative Travel Opportunities Await!
In a world increasingly interconnected yet yearning for genuine experiences, 2025 has many opportunities for student and adult travelers seeking to learn and serve. Picture vibrant communities, rich cultures, and breathtaking landscapes where every journey is an opportunity offered through Global Citizen Adventure Corps (GCAC), a public charity co-founded by Stacie Freeman and Dr. Julie Hill.
Julie and Stacie have over 35 years of experience in K-12 and university teaching, administration, and nonprofit leadership. Each has personally led numerous global studies programs for hundreds of students and community members to destinations in Brazil, Costa Rica, Peru, Ecuador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Panama, Cuba, Thailand, Trinidad, Tobago, Great Britain, Italy, Switzerland, France, and Mexico.
The 2025 adventures include Cuba, France, Colombia, Costa Rica, Brazil, Honduras, and Mexico, with additional trips to West Africa, Ireland, Scotland, and Japan in 2026. Your local Global Citizen Adventure Corps (GCAC) is a West Tennessee-based non-profit organization specializing in group travel with pre-planned and custom-designed trips for students, adults, and civic, church and corporate groups.
These travel opportunities blend exploration with meaningful service, creating an adventure that enriches both explorer and the world around us.
If you are ready to embark on a journey, the team at GCAC is ready to meet you!
Student travelers are eligible for three hours of college credit through Bethel University. Scholarships are available for student travelers with demonstrated financial need, facilitating travel previously thought beyond their financial means. GCAC is constantly adding travel experiences.
By Joel Washburn