Travel Study Program

Earn a Travel Study or Leisure Studies Certificate

Various annual, monthly, quarterly and special travel study programs are organized for AMIU students, scholars, first time visitors, return visitors and/or university supporters.

Diverse social and cultural options await one regardless of the purpose. We serve

Pleasure seekers, government workers or travelers who wish to expand their international knowledge, cultural sensitivity or our guests merely wish to spend time away from home or office.
Specialized visits to Maya ruins, the Guatemala Maya Museum in Petén, or special tours are hosted by specialists from the region. Tour guides may give give our guests a running history about the ruins, involve them discussions on the current rebirth of the Mayan culture or critical needs of these societies today.

One may visit Xunantunich, a Maya ruin found on Belize's western border with Guatemala shown below.

Xunantunich

In North Eastern Guatemala, one may visit Tikal.

Other Travel Study Options May Be Arranged

Youth Incentive and Motivation Travel Program - Includes a special membership for which reduced fees may apply. A membership card must be purchased.
Sister Cities Coordination and Cultural Appreciation Opportunity Development
Senior-Citizens Travel Study Program
Degree candidates (AMIU students or scholars) who intend to expand their knowledge through visits to and interaction with renown experts in their field or with management professionals; or among Mexican or Central American native populations or culturally rich settings.
Specially-arranged small-group classes held in Guatemala may study a Maya dialect.
Any Travel Study Program Participant may earn a certificate
Certificates of completion are granted to any individual who registers and completes a travel study activity; course; or adventure offered.

Select a tour and set up a travel study reservation.