Longhorns in South Africa
Candy Stone, BS ’89, shared this photo from a Flying Longhorns trip to South Africa in March. It was taken at the Thornybush Game Reserve, which Stone says was...
Candy Stone, BS ’89, shared this photo from a Flying Longhorns trip to South Africa in March. It was taken at the Thornybush Game Reserve, which Stone says was...
When 16 Flying Longhorns explored Australia and New Zealand, they embraced every adventure—from tasting kangaroo tail to bungee jumping. With their “No worries,...
There’s nowhere quite like Morocco, as 17 Flying Longhorns discovered on a recent 14-day journey in this country of contrasts. Geographically, Morocco’s...
Can’t see this slideshow? Click here. Thousands of wildebeest, zebras, gazelles, and myriad other grassland creatures thunder across the plains of Tanzania...
When 14 Flying Longhorns toured India and Nepal, they discovered a feast for the senses. India is the world’s largest democracy and is among the globe’s fastest-growing...
For several Flying Longhorns, the best souvenirs of their recent trip to Switzerland turned out to be friendships. During the “Discover Switzerland” Flying...
Flying Longhorns trips offer unexpected benefits—in this case, an in-house comedian. On Galway Bay: “The water temperature is 49 degrees, and if you...
The Flying Longhorns’ ever-popular Essential Europe trip proves that the continent’s magnetic pull on new grads is stronger than ever. Is any trip more classic...
We have loads in common, with one exception: a certain hand sign. The Flying Longhorns travel program tours hundreds of countries on all seven continents (yes, even...
Can’t see this slideshow? Click here. World War II was the deadliest conflict in history. More than 100 million people served the war effort in various military...