WorldVisita Educational Tour – Ireland

About

Embark on a journey of knowledge, culture, and adventure with the WorldVisita Educational Tour – Ireland. Designed for students, educators, and lifelong learners alike, this immersive experience promises an unforgettable exploration of Ireland’s rich academic heritage, vibrant culture, and stunning landscapes.

What to Expect:

Educational Insights: Delve into the prestigious academic institutions of Dublin, including Trinity College Dublin, University College Dublin, and Dublin City University, among others. Engage with renowned scholars, explore cutting-edge research facilities, and gain invaluable insights into Ireland’s educational landscape.

Cultural Exploration: Immerse yourself in the captivating history and traditions of Ireland through guided tours of iconic landmarks such as the National Museum of Ireland and the Guinness Storehouse. Discover the literary legacy of Dublin’s streets, indulge in traditional Irish cuisine, and experience the warmth of Irish hospitality.

Adventurous Excursions: Venture beyond the classroom to explore Dublin’s top tourist attractions, from the lush greenery of Phoenix Park to the historic Kilmainham Gaol. With WorldVisita as your guide, you’ll uncover hidden gems and create lasting memories at every turn.

WorldVisita Offers:

Expert Guidance: Benefit from the expertise of WorldVisita’s seasoned professionals, who will orchestrate every aspect of your journey with meticulous attention to detail.

Comfortable Accommodation: Relax and recharge at the student-friendly hotel, The Emerald Residence, selected by WorldVisita for its convenient location and excellent amenities.

Seamless Logistics: Enjoy stress-free travel with transport, accommodation, tour fees, and meals all organized by WorldVisita, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free experience from start to finish. on the Nile River.

Who Should Attend:

Students: Expand your academic horizons and gain valuable insights into Ireland’s educational system while immersing yourself in its vibrant culture.

Educators: Enhance your teaching toolkit with firsthand experiences and insights from Ireland’s leading academic institutions, enriching your curriculum and inspiring your students.

Lifelong Learners: Satiate your thirst for knowledge and exploration as you uncover the hidden treasures of Ireland alongside like-minded individuals, forging connections and memories to last a lifetime.

What is Included:

Transport: WorldVisita shall arrange all transportation throughout the tour, ensuring convenient and comfortable travel between destinations.

Accommodation: Stay at The Emerald Residence, where breakfast will be provided each morning, and participants will return in the evenings.

Tour Fees: Enjoy guided tours of educational institutions, cultural landmarks, and tourist attractions, with all associated fees covered by WorldVisita.

Meals: Indulge in authentic Irish cuisine with breakfast provided each morning and curated dining experiences throughout the tour, organized by WorldVisita.

Actual Itinerary in Brief:

Day 1: Arrival in Dublin, orientation session, and visits to Trinity College Dublin and University College Dublin.

Day 2: Excursions to Dublin City University and Dublin Institute of Technology, with optional evening activities.

Day 3: Guided tours of the National Museum of Ireland and the Guinness Storehouse, followed by free time for exploration.

Day 4: Visits to Dublin Business School and National College of Ireland, with an evening group dinner.

Day 5: Walking tour of Dublin’s literary landmarks, visit to the Irish Writers’ Centre, and exploration of tourist attractions.

Day 6: WorldVisita concludes the educational tour in Dublin

Join us on the WorldVisita Educational Tour – Ireland and embark on a transformative journey of discovery and enlightenment. Your adventure begins here!

The Itinerary

Day 1: Orientation and Academic Exploration

Morning: Arrival at Dublin Airport. WorldVisita shall arrange transfer to the student-friendly hotel, The Emerald Residence, where breakfast will be provided each morning, and participants will return here in the evenings.

Mid-morning: WorldVisita Checks-in visitors and also conduct brief orientation session at the Emerald Residence.

Late morning: WorldVisita arranges the visit to Trinity College Dublin (TCD), Ireland’s oldest university founded in 1592. Explore the campus, including the Book of Kells exhibition and the Long Room Library, which houses over 200,000 of the library’s oldest books. WorldVisita shall further arrange meetings with the Admission Board and Student Bodies.

Afternoon: WorldVisita transfers visitors to the University College Dublin (UCD), established in 1854. UCD is one of Europe’s leading research-intensive universities, offering a diverse range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs across various disciplines. Activities shall be organized by WorldVisita, including a meeting with the Admission Board and Student Body.

Evening: WorldVisita arranges a Welcome Dinner at a local restaurant, with an introduction to Irish cuisine and culture, before returning them to the Emerald Residence for the night.

Day 2: Further Educational Insights

Morning: The WorldVisita guides visitors to an Excursion to Dublin City University (DCU), a dynamic university founded in 1989 known for its interdisciplinary research and industry partnerships. Visitors are arranged to meet the Admission Board and interact with Students

Afternoon: The WorldVisita arranges visit to Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT), established in 1887. DIT is one of Ireland’s largest and most diverse technical institutions, offering programs in engineering, science, business, and the arts.

Evening: WorldVisita organizes an evening excursion to Temple Bar area for dinner and live music at a traditional Irish pub before returning to The Emerald Residence for the night.

Day 3: Cultural Exploration

Morning: WorldVisita conducts a fully-paid Guided tour of the National Museum of Ireland, focusing on Irish history and heritage. The museum’s collection spans archaeology, decorative arts, history, and natural history.

Afternoon: Visitors explores Dublin’s educational district with guidance from WorldVisita, including visits to nearby libraries, research centers, or specialized institutions. Explore Dublin’s educational district to the National Library of Ireland, Royal Irish Academy, Dublin City Archives and the Science Gallery Dublin

Evening: WorldVisita conducts a fully-paid Visit to the Guinness Storehouse, located at the historic St. James’s Gate Brewery. Learn about the brewing process and the history of Guinness, Ireland’s most iconic beer.

Day 4: University and College Visits

Morning: WorldVisita conducts a fully-paid Visit to Dublin Business School (DBS), founded in 1975. DBS is Ireland’s largest independent third-level institution, offering a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs in business, law, arts, and media. Later WorldVisita later organizes meeting with the Admission Board and interaction with the current Students.

Mid-morning: WorldVisita transports visitors to National College of Ireland (NCI), established in 1951. NCI is a leading provider of education and training in business, computing, and psychology, known for its strong industry connections.

Afternoon: WorldVisita transports visitors to Dublin Writers Museum: Located in a beautiful 18thcentury mansion, the Dublin Writers Museum celebrates the lives and works of Ireland’s literary giants, showcasing manuscripts, letters, and personal belongings of authors such as James Joyce, Samuel Beckett, and Bram Stoker.

Later WorldVisita takes visitors to the Dublin Castle: While primarily a historic site, Dublin Castle has literary connections, particularly through events like the Dublin Writers Festival, which takes place in the castle grounds and attracts renowned authors from around the world.

Evening: Group dinner at a restaurant specializing in contemporary Irish cuisine recommended by WorldVisita. Participants return to The Emerald Residence for the night.

Day 5: Educational and Tourism Activities

Morning: WorldVisita transfers visitors to the St. Patrick’s Cathedral: This iconic cathedral is not only a place of worship but also a significant cultural landmark. Jonathan Swift, author of “Gulliver’s Travels,” was Dean of St. Patrick’s Cathedral for many years, and his grave can be found within the cathedral grounds.

Afternoon: WorldVisita conducts an expense-paid visit to Dublin Zoo, Phoenix Park and Kilmainham Gaol.

Evening: The WorldVisita organizes An Irish Traditional Farewell Dinner at the Emerald Residence with live music and dance performances.

Day 6: Departure The WorldVisita Check-out visitors from The Emerald Residence and transfer to Dublin Airport for departure.