From Journey
To Growth
Study journeys for all ages · Art · STEM · Family camps
For every age
Every traveller is
A different story.
01
The Young Traveller
At 10, the
World opens.
The years when a child stops asking what things are and starts asking why. We take young travellers to where the questions come from — studios, labs, temples, mountains — with room to be curious and someone beside them who has been there before. They come home taller in ways no ruler can measure.
Young travellers · Japan
02
The Family
At 3 and 35,
It's still new.
A child's first journey is a parent's second childhood. Our family camps are made for both at once: days paced for small legs, moments chosen for grown-up wonder, and evenings that belong to the two of you. You will not remember every museum. You will remember the question they asked on the way out.
Parent & child · Shanghai
03
The Class
Thirty of them,
One journey.
A class that travels together learns what a classroom cannot teach: how to be a guest, how to be a group, how to be far from home and fine. We work with schools on the whole journey — the theme, the pacing, the safety, the paperwork — so teachers can teach and the trip can do the rest.
A whole class · Schools & groups
04
Three Generations
At 6, 36 and 66,
One table.
Some journeys are made for the whole family tree. Grandparents get the pace and the comfort they deserve, parents get a rest from being the guide, and children get three generations of stories at one table. Everyone learns something; nobody is left waiting in the lobby.
Three generations · Kansai family camp
05
The Retiree
At 68,
It's just beginning.
Time, at last, to travel the way you always meant to: slowly, deeply, with people who know the place. Our journeys for the years after work put the museum before the mall and the conversation before the checklist, and they are paced so that every day is full and none is rushed.
60+ · AustraliaOpen now
Open departures: dates and places from the current catalogue.
Explore how technology changes everyday life through company visits, hands-on experiments, programming challenges and teamwork across new energy, AI, life sciences, BeiDou, robotics and VR.
Jingdezhen and Huizhou: one city for porcelain and one region for villages and crafts, explored through hands-on ceramics, architecture, ink, brush making and living traditions.
Trace Dunhuang mural-making from Gobi earth and mineral pigments to a finished hand-painted clay-panel artwork.
A winter family art journey across Kyoto, Nara, Shiga, Nagoya and Osaka, where museums, washi, sushi, snow, manga and tea become lessons in observation and making.
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Before you say yes
Safety is a record, not a promise.
Every line below is something the booking system writes down and can show you.
- Guardian authority firstA booking is not confirmed until a guardian's written authority is on record.
- Emergency contacts, encryptedHeld for every traveller in the order you want them called, and yours to change at any time.
- Every incident is recordedAnything that happens on a trip is logged with the person handling it and its status; the detail is stored encrypted. Group size is set per programme and stated on its page.
Classrooms teach subjects.
The world teaches people who they actually are.
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From the Journal
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Kansai Winter Aesthetic Family Camp is MagiTrip's 7-day, 6-night winter camp in Japan for a parent and a child aged 6 or over, limited to 20 places.
Becoming a Dunhuang Mural Artist is MagiTrip's 7-day, 6-night mural-art study camp in Dunhuang, China, ending with a Dunhuang-style mural of your own.
A recap of the June Japan art camp: what students saw in Tokyo museums and craft studios, what they made, and how a trip became a study of beauty.
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