This does not include the mere fact that children are going to gain a sense of Islamic identity from visiting a country where the majority of inhabitants are Muslim. There is nothing like hearing the Athaan five times a day instead of looking on a prayer calendar. In addition, adolescent females have a tendency to feel more comfortable outdoors when they blend into the crowd rather then being the one who dresses strange. The best thing to remember when traveling overseas to acquire Islamic knowledge is that the possibilities for learning are only limited by one's creativity, finances, and time. If traveling overseas is not an option, perhaps a family vacation at an Islamic conference or camp would help family members acquire Islamic knowledge and experience an Islamic environment.
Many national organizations hold mini-conventions, workshops, or camps during the summer months.
These camps usually center on a specific theme while having scholars give a variety of lectures. The topics and locations tend to vary year to year. Another option may be an organized day or overnight camp for your child. A national organization or local Islamic communities run these camps. These camps tend to focus on the fun activities while maintaining an Islamic environment and experience.