Other locations are Florence, Paris, Madrid, Frankfurt and Dusseldorf. In Denmark, USAC arranges a six-week program at the Copenhagen Business School, one of the largest business schools in Europe. Coursework in international business and economics, conducted in English, involves meeting with executives from Danish and multinational companies. Opportunities for weekend trips in Scandinavia were enhanced last year with the opening of the bridge-tunnel between Copenhagen and Malmo, Sweden. Hip tours More and more young people are discovering that escorted whirls through Europe are not just for older generations.
Trips range from one to six weeks.
Passengers on Contiki Holidays' buses, for example, enjoy the company of young adults from Australia, New Zealand, America and other English-speaking countries. Air-conditioned buses are equipped with reclining seats, stereo, VCRs and restrooms. Travelers can bring their own CDs and tapes to play on the built-in stereo system. Itineraries include guided sightseeing in Europe's prime tourist cities, as well as free time. Some trips feature AESU's own resorts - Club Alpina in the Austrian Alps and Club Aegean on the Greek island of Poros.