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A world of education. Infinite opportunities.

Aidez vos étudiants à comprendre ce que signifie être Canadien et renforcez leur sentiment de fierté nationale lors de nos voyages d’événements historiques.

Aider les élèves à acquérir une nouvelle perspective sur l'histoire et la place qu'ils y occupent, à l'occasion d'événements uniques tels que le Jour J 80.

Voyages des événements historiques canadiens

Help your students appreciate what it means to be Canadian, & strengthen their sense of national pride, on our Historic Event Tours.

Canadian Historical Event Tours | EF Educational Tours Canada

Spend a week in Holland and experience the rich history and culture this beautiful country has to offer as you explore its special relationship with Canada.

VE Day 80: The Netherlands

Learn about the Second World War from Canadian, Dutch and German perspectives while taking in the sights of Arnhem, Amsterdam and Berlin.

VE Day 80: Amsterdam, Arnhem & Berlin

Juno, Vimy et les autres endroits où le Canada a combattu.

Canada's Battlefields

Put war in perspective, from Checkpoint Charlie to Juno Beach.

From Vimy to Juno: History of Canada in the World Wars

Visit Churchill's London War Room, key battle sites on the Continent.

In Their Footsteps

On the 80th anniversary of Allied Victory in Europe, we hope you will join us on this unique exploration of Canada’s wartime legacy. Traverse the hallowed grounds of Camp Vught and the Groesbeek Canadian War Cemetery, where silent marches and remembrance ceremonies create necessary space for sombre reflection. Witness the enduring bond between Canadians and the Dutch at the Wageningen Liberation Day Festival, which commemorates our two nations' shared struggle against the Nazi occupation of The Netherlands. At Juno Beach, Vimy Ridge, and Beaumont-Hamel, you will ponder the bravery of those who fought, the sacrifice of those who perished, and the unspeakable brutality of war. This tour is a tribute not only to those who served, but to the peace and liberty they fought to protect–and the heavy cost paid to preserve them. Join us on this poignant journey through the Netherlands and France, and trace the deep impressions of Canada's impact on their history and culture.

VE 80: France & Netherlands

At Beaumont-Hamel, France, a great bronze caribou overlooks a deadly battleground where the Royal Newfoundland Regiment launched their offensive on the first day of the Battle of the Somme, July 1, 1916. At the base of the memorial, three bronze tablets carry the names of brave Newfoundlanders who gave their lives in the First World War. The spectacular memorials and cemeteries, including Menin Gate and Tyne Cot, are symbols of the sacrifices of our ancestors and the respect Europeans have for Canada. Participate in the 110th anniversary commemorative ceremonies at Beaumont-Hamel Newfoundland memorial. Also, enjoy exploring Brussels and Paris.

Trail of the Caribou 110th: Beaumont-Hamel to Paris

In Beaumont-Hamel, France, a great bronze caribou overlooks a deadly battleground where the Royal Newfoundland Regiment launched their offensive on the first day of the Battle of the Somme, July 1, 1916. At the base of the memorial, three bronze tablets carry the names of brave Newfoundlanders who gave their lives in the First World War. The spectacular memorials and cemeteries, including Menin Gate and Tyne Cot, are symbols of the sacrifices made on both sides of the war. Also, enjoy the opportunity to explore two of the world's greatest cities: London & Paris.