Schools are back, Scout groups are returning to their regular routines and next summer's flights are already available. If you're thinking about an international camp, Explorer Belt or group tour, now is the perfect time to start planning and secure the best options for your adventure.

The Travel Places team recently attended the 100th Gilwell Reunion at Gilwell Park. It was a fantastic opportunity to reconnect with Scout leaders, meet new groups and discuss exciting adventures being planned for the years ahead.

Sustainability doesn't have to stop when you leave home. From international camps and jamborees to Explorer Belts and expeditions, a few simple choices can help your Scout group reduce its impact while still enjoying an unforgettable adventure. Discover five easy ways to travel more sustainably on your next trip.

Get your hands on an exclusive Travel Places World Scout Jamboree Poland 2027 badge while supporting an incredible cause. Donate £2 to Chestnut Tree House, complete our badge request form and we'll send your badge on its way.

Planning a Scout trip involves more than getting from A to B. From sharing clear itineraries to allowing time for rest and flexibility, small adjustments can help neurodiverse young people feel more comfortable, confident and ready to enjoy the adventure. Discover our practical tips for creating more inclusive Scout travel experiences.