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Would you like to return home
from your next vacation with something more than a collection
of photos and souvenirs?
The possibilities for learning vacations are nearly endless. How about a wine
and cooking
tour of Tuscany? You'd visit local markets to buy groceries, learn to prepare
gourmet meals,
tour area vineyards, learn to choose the perfect wine to accompany different
foods, and meet local restaurateurs.
If you're a U.S. Civil War history buff, you might enjoy a riverboat cruise that
lets you tour battlefields
and follow cavalry routes, with lectures by
historians along the way.
Perhaps you'll want to immerse yourself in a hobby, be it photography, golf, or
quilting. Or
you may want to expand your life experiences, and learn more about yourself in
the process,
by helping out on a South Dakota Indian reservation through a volunteer program.
Whatever your personal interests and passions may be, there's a learning
vacation to suit
you - and if you need it, your credit union can help you with financing.
As a participant in a learning travel program, you'll tour with a group of
people and be accompanied by a guide, or guides. What's more, you'll travel with
a small group, at most
25 people. And everyone picked this trip because you share a specific interest.
Learning tours tend to be very hands-on, and provide a great opportunity to
truly explore
your interest. They prove to be so much more than watching passing scenery
through bus windows, with the requisite photo-op stops.
Guided tours also offer advantages over trying to plan a self-guided adventure,
which can
take a lot of research and preparation. Expert guides know the best places and
the inside information. Plus, you'd find it difficult, perhaps impossible, to
arrange certain experiences
on your own, particularly if you have limited time or don't speak the language.
And, for help financing your learning vacation, contact Clearview about your
Vacation Loan.
Just stop into any branch location,
click
here, or call 1-800-926-0003 for more information.
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