The Best Private Trips To Book For Your Dance Class

Planning a field trip for your dance school? Whether you want them to experience the rhythm of South America first-hand, or appreciate the power of dance in tribal communities, book one of these Culture Trip itineraries as a private tour.

There’s plenty of pros for going private. Obviously it means you can keep the guest-list locked down, but it also allows for far greater flexibility on travel dates, group sizes (minimum of 4) and even age requirements. Simply get in touch with our Travel Experts to organise your personalised Culture Trip adventure.

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Internal shot of the seats in the Vienna State Opera, Austria

Berlin to Budapest: The Best of Central Europe by Train

Make sure everyone packs their finest attire for this one, as we embrace ballroom in the classical heart of Central Europe. This itinerary is a nostalgic nod to the romance of train travel on the continent, as we take in five of Europe’s prettiest capital cities across just 10 days. Perhaps the most significant of which from a dance perspective is Vienna. The Austrian capital exudes sophistication, with a rich history (in both senses of the word) in classical music, ballroom dancing and the grand old ceremony of throwing together a glamorous ball. Plan your visit in January or February and we should be able to arrange an evening at a ball, where your class can learn first-hand the secrets behind mastering the elegant movements of the Viennese waltz.

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Trip highlights and details

STARTS AT Tashkent, Uzbekistan

ENDS AT Tashkent, Uzbekistan

DURATION 12

GROUP SIZE 16

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Gethin Morgan

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Gethin Morgan has developed an exciting portfolio across a series of roles at Culture Trip. With a keen interest in food and drink, Gethin is also particularly interested in niche or alternative travel which, in his case, usually involves following the Wales national soccer team to Europe's most obscure cities.