About Eos
For more than 30 years the Eos Study Tours team has been designing and managing superb learning adventures for several of North America’s most prestigious institutions.
Eos can design and manage individual tours for you, providing special features that set your travel program apart. Or, we can assist you with planning and managing your entire travel program; we have built four non-profit travel programs from scratch and we have been entrusted to manage ten organizations’ complete travel programs.
Eos Study Tours was the recipient of the Best Outbound Educational Travel Specialists 2020 - North East USA by Lux Life Magazine
Eos Study Tours will support your organization by:
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Collaborating with your institution’s administrators and scholars to create fascinating trips; we have worked with over 1,000 scholars on trips to over 100 countries.
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Enhancing your identity, putting your institution’s “brand” front and center.
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Assisting in nurturing donors.
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Paying for the administration, marketing, and operating expenses of your travel program(s).
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Paying your institution commissions based on the gross revenue.
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Providing your institution with a comprehensive risk management plan.
Eos Study Tours can help you and your institution provide the highest quality educational tours for your members and alumni. Please contact us to discuss our services and tours at eos@studytours.org or call toll-free 800-856-8951.
Eos, the Greek goddess of Dawn
The prefix “eo-” has long been favored by both poets and scientists, signifying “the dawn” and “new horizons.” Scientists have used “eo-” in such words as “Eocene,” referring to the “dawn” during that geological epoch of many modern organisms, such as mammals and mollusks; and “eohippus” (a.k.a. Hyracotherium), referring to the earliest known horse. The epic poet Homer described Eos as an ethereal goddess who was “rosy-fingered” and “yellow-robed” as she rose to “bring her light to men and to immortals.”
We chose this name for our company 30 years ago to represent new horizons brought about by travel and learning.