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This article is nothing short of disgusting. I hope that you are not a parent because I have a hard time imagining what kind of a child you would be capable of bringing into this world.
When you wrote:

“Are students allowed to ride motor-bikes or hook-up with each other?”

I actually threw up a little. The very idea that hooking up with someone is “risky behavior” is a joke, just like you are.

Your swimsuit test proves that you are infinitely bone-headed and closed minded. Yes, there are some cultures out there that consider showing skin to be culturally inappropriate. However, America is one of the least open countries in the world when it comes to showing skin. Most countries in Europe and around the world embrace the human body much more than we Americans do. Thus, when you said that bathing suits “will alienate the local people and separate the students from the genuine culture they are ostensibly there to experience,” You are doing nothing more than directly lying to your readers.

And if you want to write an article that is even remotely believable, try not to get ALL of your pictures from a group with a name like ‘Where There Be Dragons.’ Just because you work for them and want to promote your own company to curious parents doesn’t mean that they’re not one of the worst travel groups out there.

Finally, just because your drinking from a coconut in your profile picture doesn’t mean you’re a worldly person. Your not good.

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Great to hear from you. I hear you about group size being an issue for debate, but I really think a dozen students is the ideal size – if the group is much bigger, students spend too much time forming cliques.

I really admire Visions though, and trust your judgment.

See you next year -

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