Conflict zones impact student travel programs | News Channel 3-12 ...Middle East

SANTA BARBARA, Calif.-The conflict in the Middle East is impacting student travel programs. The nonprofit Semester at Sea is just one example. The most recent voyage changed its course to avoid the Suez Canal. The Institute of Shipboard Education pivoted away from ports in the Middle East and went around Africa. The World Odyssey went to South Africa and several other diversion or backup ports. Semester at Sea’s President and CEO visited alumni and parents at the Santa Barbara Public Market and in Atascadero on Saturday before heading to Santa Cruz and the Bay Area. “We have a great network of professionals around the world, that we source information on, and we make the decision, but in t

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