When you made the choice to be a Youth Minister it was a choice to make a difference in lives of young people through your personal leadership.  Unfortunately the reality becomes that much of your time, attentions and energies become exhausted by administrative types of duties.

For instance, it is widely known and recounted in hundreds of articles and seminars that travel whether it is for Fellowship, Fulfillment and Fun; or for Mission related travel, is extremely good for the well being of everyone!

I recently read an article in Group Magazine about Short-Term Mission trips.  Their research discovered that approximately 64% of youth groups plan to go on domestic missions trips in the next year.

So, if group travel whether across town or around the globe is that good; why don’t all of us do more?

ACTIVITIES
Whitewater Rafting Snow Skiing Paintball Adventure trips Retreats	Team building Summer Camps Mission Trips Amusement Parks
TRANSPORTATION	LODGING
Motorcoach Van rentals Group air travel Trains Car rentals	Hotels Retreats Camps Hostels
STEPS OF PAUL	CRUISES
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The feedback is consistently the same: Available funds, the time it takes to organize the group and the shear difficulty of the actual travel plans.

At Youth Group Travel we cannot do much to help you organize your group, but we can help with the funds by saving you money (that’s easy for us). More importantly, we will personally take care of all of your travel plans (actually that’s fairly easy for us too) so that you don’t have that burden; a burden that may keep your group from going on the trip that you truly deserve.  I wonder, of that 64% of groups that want to travel this year, how many simply won’t go because it is too much trouble to plan?

By partnering with Youth Group Travel there’ll be no more spending hours pouring over brochures and travel guides.  No more spending hours on the internet trying to find the best deal, and then still not knowing if you actually found it.

Lastly, wouldn’t it be nice to work with people who know and care about the challenges facing you and your group?