About MagiTrip

From journey
To growth.

MagiTrip is a Singapore educational travel company. We design study journeys for children and teenagers, and for the families who travel with them.

What we do How we work Who travels with us Who we are
A class of schoolchildren in yellow caps walking together into Kiyomizu-dera, Kyoto

What we do

Built around looking closely and making something.

MagiTrip is a Singapore educational travel company, a travel agent licensed by the Singapore Tourism Board. It designs three kinds of study journey: art and aesthetics camps for children and teenagers, family camps for a parent and child, and private departures for schools and groups. A family enrols by enquiry and a written agreement, then pays once, in full; there is no deposit, and travel insurance is not included or sold.

Every route is built around a place and what a child can learn there by looking closely and making something: a cave's murals and the pigments behind them, a porcelain town and its kilns, a city's museums and craft workshops. Sightseeing is not the point.

A family asks us about a route, and if it does not suit their child we say which one would. The place is agreed in writing before anything is paid.

How we work

Five things we hold to.

Inside a brick kiln in Jingdezhen, shards of porcelain hanging in the air of the museum built within it
  1. 01

    A place first.

    Every route begins with a place and what can be learned there — Dunhuang's murals, Jingdezhen's kilns, Kyoto's museums and workshops — and the days are built around that, not around a list of sights.

  2. 02

    Look closely, then make.

    A museum or a studio is visited slowly, with time to look. Afterwards the children make something of their own: a mural study, a piece of porcelain, a page of notes that is theirs.

  3. 03

    An honest answer.

    When a family asks about a route, we say whether it suits their child, including when it does not. The place is agreed in writing before anything is paid, and the price is paid once, in full — there is no deposit.

  4. 04

    A record, not a promise.

    A guardian's written authority is on record before a booking is confirmed; every traveller's emergency contacts are held encrypted, in the order you want them called; and anything that happens on a trip is logged, with the person handling it. Group size is set per programme and stated on its page.

  5. 05

    Written down afterwards.

    We write about the journeys in the Journal — trip recaps and programme previews from the road — so the next family can read what a route was actually like before they ask.

Who travels with us

Every age.

At 10 The young traveller The years when a child stops asking what things are and starts asking why. We take them to where the questions come from, with room to be curious. Young travellers · Japan → At 3 and 35 The family A child's first journey is a parent's second childhood. Family camps are made for both at once: days paced for small legs, moments chosen for grown-up wonder. Parent & child · Shanghai → A whole class The class 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. Schools & groups → At 6, 36 and 66 Three generations Grandparents get the pace and comfort they deserve, parents get a rest from being the guide, and children get three generations of stories at one table. Three generations · Kansai → At 68 The years after work Time, at last, to travel the way you always meant to: slowly, deeply, with people who know the place. All programmes →

Who they are for

Which one is ours?

Two girls watch an instructor paint an unfired porcelain vase with a fine brush in a Jingdezhen studio Children & teenagers · Jingdezhen Art and aesthetics See how beautiful things are made, then make one yourself. All programmes → Two teenagers with handheld controllers drive small robot cars across a competition mat STEM and innovation Teenagers 13 to 19, on a route for the child alone: labs, research, innovation. Teenagers → An elderly craftswoman paints a row of unfired bowls with a fine brush, shelves of blue-and-white porcelain behind her Culture and heritage Caves, kilns, old towns — meet the craftspeople and heritage practitioners. Dunhuang · Jingdezhen → A family walks a stone lane past a wall of red lanterns in Xixinan village while an older man rests in the covered bridge pavilion by the water Three generations, or the years after work Grandparents get the pace they deserve; parents get a rest from being the guide. Ask us → The group poses at Shanghai Jiao Tong University's traditional tiled gate beside a stone lion Schools and groups A private departure for a class, a year group or a group of families. Schools & groups → A woman and two girls in yukata glancing back over their shoulders on a busy street Parent & child · Tokyo Family camps For a parent and child who travel together. Families (6–12) →

Not one of these? Built to your brief.

Custom routes are designed on request for schools and families, with no fixed dates or group sizes. Tell us what you have in mind and we plan it together. Enquire →

Company details

A Singapore educational travel company, licensed by the Singapore Tourism Board.

Every place is agreed in writing before anything is paid, and the price is paid once, in full — there is no deposit. Travel insurance is not included and not sold by MagiTrip; every family holds its own.

How enrolling works → Schools and groups → Safety → Contact us →

Legal name
MAGITRIP PTE. LTD.
UEN
202622688R
STB travel agent licence
TA04101
Registered address
988 Upper Serangoon Rd #01-08 Singapore 534733
Brand
MagiTrip