Go Learn
As someone who has always prided myself on the superiority of self-planned tours, the Go Learn tour proved me wrong—it showed me how much richer the experience is with a small group of like-minded co-adventurers, led by well organized, thoughtful yet playful leaders. With Go Learn we were able to see and do three times more with zero hassle in moving around from place to beautiful place.
— Cindy S., Sicilia 2014
Upcoming Tours
Oaxaca: Ring in the New Year
December 28,2018 - January 4, 2019
Rick Paine, Associate Professor of Anthropology, University of Utah
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Cuba Revealed
February 2—9, 2019
Professor Al Campbell, College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
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England: On Location with KUED
April 5—13, 2019
Alice Webber, Director of Development at KUED
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Normandy: D-Day and the Race Across France
May 12—19, 2019
Stephen C. Hall, Colonel, USAF (Retired)
Osher Lifelong Learning Faculty
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Paris: A Moveable Feast
May 19—25, 2019
Jeremy Rosen, Assistant Professor of English, University of Utah
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China and the Tibetan Plateau
June 16-29, 2019
Windy Zhao, Postdoctoral Fellow, School of Architecture, University of Utah
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Historic Borderlands: Berlin, Prague, Vienna
June 18—29, 2019
Julie Ault, Assistant Professor of History, University of Utah
Camino de Santiago
June 22 — July 2, 2019
Professor Fernando Rubio, College of Humanities
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Australia: Explore the Top End
July 06 — 17, 2019
Randin Graves, Didgeridoo Instructor, guest lecturer and performer, University of Utah
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Iceland
July 21-28, 2019
Holly Godsey, Associate Professor, Department of Geology and Geophysics, University of Utah
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Tim and Jane are the best. They both are extremely knowledgeable, approachable, and organized. Their love of England is apparent to anyone who talks to them for more than 10 seconds. I would travel anywhere with either or both of them.
– Go Learn London Traveler
The entire trip left me with many wonderful memories of Cuba...The Cuban people we met revealed the soul of Cuba by generously sharing their passion, creativity and knowledge with us. I especially enjoyed the last night in Havana when we gathered at the very cool tapas bar at sunset. Two authentic troubadours serenaded us with song and acoustic guitars. Wow! – Go Learn Cuba Traveler
One's destination is never a place, but a new way of seeing things. Henry Miller
Our Blog
Remembering Christmas in Oaxaca
Posted 20 Mar 2018
Back in December Kayln Denny of Kaylyn’s Kitchen joined us on our trip to Oaxaca. Take a moment and read all about her experience over on her ... Read More >>
... the day we topped a hill at noontime and the land fell away in a panorama ... gazing on fields of blood red poppies, as far as the eye could see, blooming in the sun even to the reaches of an ancient church where the Camino winded, and the three of us—mother, father and daughter—hugged on the roadside with heartfelt joy, this after the hard ride. We sipped wine and broke bread in the cloister marked by the cross of St. James. It was good, this life.
Michael G., Spain 2013 participant
Our expertise
Traveling with Tim Slover and Jane England was like having local experts to guide us. Whether it was standing on the lawn outside Parliament, in front of a painting at the National Gallery, in the Grecian room at the British Museum or on the tube en route to Othello, when Tim spoke to brief us even the Brits gathered around to listen.
George S., London 2013 participant