Discover Corps Blog

Best of Summer 2026 (So Far!)

Summer is our favorite time of year at DC HQ! With our largest volume of travelers abroad simultaneously, the energy is high, the vibes are good and we are in our element. With hundreds of travelers in every conceivable corner of the globe, we’ve been absolutely bombarded with joyful images: from our guides, from our … Continued

Dive into Egypt

Egypt is calling…and 2027 is the year to answer! You already know what it feels like to come home from a Discover Corps trip changed. You’ve seen it in your kids’ eyes, heard it in the stories they still tell. So when we say Egypt is a trip that belongs on your radar, we mean … Continued

A Year in Photos: Best Images of 2025-26

As we sort through a year’s worth of photos in preparation for the launch of our 2026-27 catalog, we’re struck by the wealth of images at our fingertips, folder upon folder of photographs that tell the story of each and every DC trip. We’ve been blown away by some of the images captured on our … Continued

Guide Spotlight: Mama Simba

We truly can’t say enough about our expert local guides. So much of any trip is who leads it – your guide sets the tone, connects the group and holds the key to all of the secrets of a place. In many ways, the quality of the trip is a direct reflection of the quality … Continued

Top Nature-Forward Destinations

Getting in touch with the natural world is a big part of Discover Corps’ mission, and is incorporated into each and every itinerary; however, some trips go above and beyond to deliver the immersive natural experience that so many of us crave. Read on to see our top-ranked trips for those wanting to reconnect with … Continued

2026 Travel Predictions

At Discover Corps, we are absolutely, unabashedly in love with travel. Not only is it the center of our daily operations, each team member continues to live and breathe travel in their off hours. At any given moment, a quarter of our staff are scattered across the globe, exploring new territory or revisiting favorite haunts. … Continued

The Gratitude Issue

It’s not an easy time to be a person who cares deeply. The oceans are warming, people are hungry and species are reaching extinction at an alarming rate. It can feel a bit bleak. But look closer, and you’ll see glimmers of hope, bright spots where communities and wildlife are flourishing. As a certified B … Continued