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News and Media
Press Releases
Here are press releases by SYTA about events and student and youth travel. For articles where SYTA has appeared, please visit the SYTA In The News section.
Contact the SYTA office at (248) 814-7982, or by email at info@syta.org, if you would like more information.
Total records = 34 | Max records per page = 20 | Total pages = 2 | Current page = 1
5/7/2008
SYTA Announces Top 10 Most Popular Student Destinations
3/5/2008
Spring Break: All Grown Up
2/26/2008
SYTA President's Newsletter
8/20/2007
Student and Youth Travel Association updates
8/6/2007
Registration strong for Student and Youth Travel Association conference in Whistler, British Columbia, September 7-11
4/24/2007
Many Educators-Turned-Tour-Operators are Hands-on Travel Experts and Members of the Student and Youth Travel Association
2/28/2007
The Student and Youth Travel Association Applauds Department of Homeland Security's Proposed Passport Exemption for Children at Land and Sea Borders
2/7/2007
Industry's First Survey of 12-18 Year Old Group Travelers Reveals Them to be a $10 Billion Market Segment
2/2/2007
To U.S. Students, Canada is a Cultural Wonderland, says the Student and Youth Travel Association
11/6/2006
Passports Soon to be Required for Students Traveling to Mexico, Canada, Caribbean
10/12/2006
Student and Youth Travel Association Wins Reprieve for Youth Travel to Canada and Mexico
9/20/2006
Student and Youth Travel Association Draws Record Numbers to Annual Conference in Boston
5/31/2006
The Student and Youth Travel Association commends the U.S. Senate for Passing Reforms to the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative Affecting Children
5/4/2006
Registration Open for 10th Annual Student and Youth Travel Association Conference
5/4/2006
Potential Impact of WHTI Passport Requirement
4/28/2006
New Homeland Security Passport Law May Significantly Impact Youth Travel, University Survey Finds
3/27/2006
SYTA Youth Foundation's
12/7/2005
SYTA Welcomes U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Efforts to Modify Proposed Passport Requirements to Neighboring Countries
11/22/2005
“Safety First” Theme to Address Diverse Safety Concerns in Modern Youth Travel
11/11/2005
Student & Youth Travel Association Reports Major Accomplishments During Gerber's Presidency
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