The 2026 YueTu Summer Study Tour Season has successfully concluded.

This summer, we turned Singapore into a classroom for children.

With the last group of study tour participants successfully returning home, YT Travel Education's 2026 summer study tour season in Singapore has officially come to a successful conclusion .

From the first "Welcome to Singapore" in the height of summer to the last group of children waving goodbye, this summer we accompanied batches of students from different cities in China to Singapore.

They came here with their backpacks, visiting universities, schools, museums, and city streets; they encountered AI and cutting-edge technology in the classroom, completed English tasks in real urban environments, observed the lifestyles of different ethnic groups in multicultural communities, and learned to think independently, communicate proactively, and solve problems through teamwork and challenges.

For YueTu, this was more than just a busy summer vacation.

It is also a summer for learning, exploration, growth, and change .

From "visiting the university" to truly experiencing the university

Universities have always been an important part of study tours in Singapore.

But we have always believed that:

A university for study tours should not just be a place for taking photos and checking off records.

This summer, YueTu led students to visit the National University of Singapore (NUS) and Nanyang Technological University (NTU), allowing children to not only "see the universities," but more importantly, to understand and experience them.

We arrange campus explorations, university learning experiences, and exchanges and sharing sessions with senior students to allow students to get up close and personal with the learning environment, campus culture, and real university life at Singaporean universities.

In some projects, children also had the opportunity to experience and learn about AI-related artificial intelligence .

For primary and secondary school students, they may not fully understand what major they will choose or which university they will enter in the future, but the experience of actually entering university may plant a small seed in their hearts.

The significance of education is sometimes not about getting immediate answers, but about getting children to start thinking about their future.

AI, Technology, and the Future: Connecting Study Tours to the Real World

In 2026, artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the way we learn, live, and work.

Therefore, this year YueTu has further increased its study tour content related to AI, technology and future education .

From AI experiences at Nanyang Technological University to scientific explorations at the Singapore Science Centre, and topics such as urban development and sustainable development, we hope students will see more than just "what Singapore is like today," but also be encouraged to think further:

What will cities of the future look like?

How will AI change our lives?

How can technology solve real-world problems?

What abilities do we, the students of this generation, need to face the future?

In fact, Singaporean universities are increasingly emphasizing experiential learning outside the classroom. NUS's programs combine classroom learning, field trips, cultural experiences, and social interaction; NTU's student programs also emphasize AI, sustainable technologies, laboratory experiences, and real-world applications.

This aligns perfectly with YueTu's consistent commitment to study tours:

It's not about simply telling children knowledge, but about creating an environment where children can actively discover knowledge.

The city is the most real classroom.

If universities show children the future, then the city of Singapore itself is a walking textbook.

This summer, we took our students to explore different urban spaces.

In Chinatown , children not only learn about Singapore's Chinese culture, but also gain insights into early Chinese immigration, neighborhood history, and urban development through tasks.

At Kampong Glam , students ventured into the Malay cultural community, completing English exploration tasks in the Sultan Mosque, Muscat Street, and Bussorah Street areas, observing architecture, culture, spices, and community life.

Arriving at the Merlion, Marina Bay, and the heart of the city , we connect these urban landmarks with Singapore's development story.

At the URA Singapore City Gallery , children gained a deeper understanding of how a city is planned, built, and continuously updated.

We hope that students will gradually discover:

History doesn't necessarily only exist in textbooks; cities themselves can become classrooms.

English is not just spoken in the classroom.

This is something that YueTu has always attached great importance to over the years:

Get children to truly "speak up".

So this summer, we will continue to incorporate a large number of English tasks into real-life scenarios.

In the supermarket, students need to find specific products, read English labels, and observe the food's origin, price, and Singapore's Nutri-Grade nutritional classification.

In Chinatown and Kampong Glam, children need to complete English interviews, ask for directions, gather information, and group tasks.

In subways, food courts, and other public spaces in the city, they need to observe, discuss, judge, and express themselves on their own.

For many children, the first time they take the initiative to ask a stranger a question in English may be nerve-wracking, shy, or even cause them to stand still for a long time without daring to speak.

But after they actually complete their first interaction, what we often see is a very happy, even somewhat proud, smile.

Because at that moment, they will discover:

It turns out I really can.

This is also one of the most valuable moments of our study tour.

From "following the tour guide" to completing tasks independently

YueTu has always hoped to change the traditional study tour model of "teachers lecturing and students listening; tour guides walking and students following".

Therefore, this summer we have continued to add a large number of task-based study tours and group challenges .

Students need to form groups, divide tasks, find information, complete tasks, communicate with locals, and then return to their teams to share their findings.

Sometimes the answer doesn't matter.

What's truly important is that in the process of finding answers, they need to learn:

How to cooperate with partners;

How to express one's opinions;

How to solve problems when they occur;

How to maintain judgment in unfamiliar environments;

And how to take responsibility for your team.

Study tours are not about taking children from one tourist attraction to another, but about letting them grow in small ways in the real world.

Seeing a truly diverse Singapore

Singapore's allure has never been limited to its modern city skyline.

Chinese, Malays, Indians, and people from all over the world live together in this city.

Therefore, multicultural experiences have always been a very important part of YueTu's study tour design.

Chinatown, Kampong Glam, historical buildings, religious sites, traditional neighborhoods, modern communities...

We hope children will see these places:

Different cultures may have different languages, beliefs, diets and lifestyles, but they can still live together in the same city.

For children who are growing up, this real cross-cultural experience is sometimes more profound than a simple sentence in a book like "respect different cultures".

Because they truly saw the differences, entered into the differences, and began to understand the differences.

From school classrooms to museums and nature classrooms

This summer vacation, our classrooms have expanded to many different spaces.

Children visit the National Gallery Singapore to observe history, society, and culture through artworks;

Step into the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum and explore the world of biology and nature;

Step into the Singapore Botanic Gardens and turn nature into an outdoor English classroom;

Step into the school and connect with the real Singaporean campus environment;

They also rediscovered the country through various means such as urban exploration and sustainable development-themed activities.

The classroom does not have four fixed walls.

A museum, a garden, a street, a supermarket, or even a subway ride can all become places for learning to take place.

Of course, this summer should also be filled with joy.

We have always believed that:

Good study tours should not only involve "learning".

Children need knowledge, but they also need the joy that belongs to their age.

So this summer vacation was filled with classes, tasks, challenges, laughter at Universal Studios, birthday surprises with classmates, team games, photos with friends, and unexpected little stories from the trip.

Often, after a study tour ends, what children truly remember is not necessarily the answer to a particular question.

What they might remember is:

This was my first time conducting an English interview on my own.

The first time solving a problem together with teammates;

Standing on a university campus for the first time, I imagined the future;

Leaving my parents for the first time, I became more independent in an unfamiliar city;

Or perhaps you simply remember a particular evening when you were laughing especially happily with a group of friends you had only known for a few days.

These memories are, in themselves, part of growing up.

Behind every study tour is a group of people who prepare diligently.

The students were shown a three-day trip to Singapore.

Behind these few days is the YueTu team's much longer preparation.

From initial itinerary design and curriculum and task sheet development to coordination with schools, universities, venues and related resources;

From airport reception, hotels, vehicles, and meal arrangements to daily safety management and handling of emergencies;

Furthermore, each study tour instructor pays close attention to the students' well-being, the team's pace, and the learning outcomes...

We firmly believe:

The true expertise in study tours often lies in the details that children and parents cannot see.

Therefore, YueTu is also continuously strengthening its study tour mentor team and curriculum development, hoping that our mentors can not only "lead the group well", but also truly understand education, understand students, and understand how to make a trip have learning value.

Summer vacation 2026 is over, but YueTu continues to move forward.

The end of summer vacation is not the end.

It's more like the beginning of the next journey.

After each team's performance, we review the results:

What activities do children enjoy most?

What tasks truly made them start thinking?

Which courses can be explored in greater depth?

What details can be improved next time?

Because we know that truly professional study tour products are never just a set itinerary that remains unchanged after it's finalized.

It should continuously grow through repeated real-world team leadership, observation, feedback, and practice.

During the summer of 2026, we completed a very busy and memorable journey.

We thank every school, every partner organization, and every parent for their trust in YueTu.

Thank you to every teacher, study tour mentor, and behind-the-scenes staff for their hard work;

I also want to thank every child who came to Singapore this summer, diligently completed their tasks, bravely spoke up, and actively explored new horizons.

This summer has meaning because of you.

Next stop, let's continue our journey.

Next, YueTu will continue to focus on:

Elite school education experience, AI and future technologies, urban exploration, multiculturalism, English language practice, sustainable development, natural sciences, and comprehensive development of youth abilities.

We will continue to develop more professional, interactive, and student-friendly Singapore study tour products that better meet the needs of students in the new era.

We hope that in the future, when more children come to Singapore, they will take back more than just photos.

There is also new knowledge, new friends, new perspectives, and more imagination for the future.

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Enjoying the journey, learning with heart

The 2026 summer vacation season has come to a successful end.

Let's embark on our next study tour together.