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Tourism is about seeing.
Edutourism is about feeling, thinking, and changing.

Real learning, for students in Bali. A 7-day PBL / service learning program for Japanese high schools.

Indonesia · Bali 6 nights / 7 days 20–30 students
Why Bali

Culture. Nature. People.

Culture

1,000 years of continuous Hindu culture.

Living traditions students can observe, participate in, and reflect on.

Nature

UNESCO World Heritage Subak.

The Subak irrigation system — a millennia-old model of community and sustainability.

People

The warmth of Balinese hospitality.

Learning happens in relationships. Bali's people carry the program.

13.5%
Compound annual growth of the Asia-Pacific edutourism market.
#1
Asia-Pacific is the world's largest edutourism market.
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Three pillars of learning

Learning that leaves a mark.

Project-Based Learning

Students take on a real question they research and produce work around, together.

Service Learning

Meaningful contribution — not observation. Real work with real communities.

Structured Reflection

Guided sessions that turn a trip into a change in how a student sees the world.

Program structure

Choose the plan that fits your school.

RECOMMENDED

Plan A — with PBL

A 7-day itinerary built around a project-based learning arc, with service learning and structured reflection.

Arrival & orientation → Cultural immersion → Research & PBL kickoff → Field visits & service → Production → Presentation & reflection → Departure.

CLASSIC

Plan B — without PBL

A 7-day cultural & service-learning experience for schools who prefer a lighter academic frame.

Cultural immersion, service activities, reflection sessions — a strong first exposure without the PBL cycle.

Who it's for

Designed for Japanese high schools.

Optimised for groups of 20–30 students on a 6-night / 7-day itinerary. We work with your school on the academic frame, learning objectives, and reflection design.

Safety & support

Peace of mind, built in.

Emergency response

A clear escalation path for every scenario, from illness to weather.

Medical & safety management

On-the-ground protocols and trusted local medical relationships.

Chaperone structure

Ratios and roles that give teachers real support during the program.

Parent support

Communication channels that keep families informed without overloading teachers.

A new option for your school's overseas study program.

Send us your school's calendar and objectives — we'll build a proposal around them.

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