Impact Travel Group Welcomes Camps International

Bolstering Commitment to Educational Travel and Sustainability

Media Release

Impact Travel Group (“ITG”) has announced its merger with Camps International (“Camps”), UK based student travel provider.  Camps was founded in 2002 by Stuart Rees Jones in Ringwood (United Kingdom), with their first project location in Kenya. Over the past two decades, Camps International has collaborated with over 1,000 schools and impacted the lives of more than 50,000 young people.

Through their efforts, they have created and enhanced essential infrastructure while bringing real-world issues into the classroom through its educational programme, ‘Real World Studies‘. The social enterprise’s focus have also widened during this period, to food and water conservation, wildlife conservation, and housing and welfare within underdeveloped and vulnerable communities around the world.

Camps joins the Impact Travel Group, a collective of educational and experiential travel brands providing transformative experiences.

Camps joins other prestigious student travel organisations in ITG including Raleigh International, African Impact, Roots Internships for Good, and Kaya Responsible Travel.  Each travel brand is mission driven and works on the premise that student travel and international education creates a better world nurturing conscientious global citizens.

“Joining the Impact Travel Groups will support Camps to inform and inspire more students globally and provide a greater menu of quality programmes for our students and alumni.  We are truly an organisation dedicated to our mission and every single member of our staff have been involved in the Impact Travel Group merger.” -Stuart Rees Jones

Stuart Rees Jones will step into the Impact Travel Group as CEO.  The group is focused on expanding their market and focusing on specific growth in non-traditional destinations as well as the expansion of programmes which are inclusive and accessible to a larger and broader generation of meaningful travellers.