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TRAVEL 
STUDENTS' TOUR TO THE 
SCANDINAVIAN 
COUNTRIES 
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF 
The American-Scandinavian Foundation and 
The Institute of International Education 
TJDENTS and instructors in American colleges and 
universities are invited to participate in a Students’ 
Tour to the Scandinavian Countries during the sum¬ 
mer of 1922 . The Students’ Tour has been organized 
under the sponsorship of the American-Scandinavian Founda¬ 
tion and the Institute of International Education for the pur¬ 
pose of enabling college students to visit the Scandinavian 
countries at the lowest possible cost, under capable guidance 
and instruction, and under dignified auspices. 
Special courtesies will be extended to the members of the 
Students’ Tour by the Governments of Norway, Sweden, and 
Denmark, and by the great Scandinavian Universities. 
The itinerary provides for visits to the three capital cities' 
Copenhagen, Christiania, and Stockholm, to the principal univer¬ 
sities of the North, and to several other towns of great historical 
interest or present commercial importance. It includes the amazing 
journey by rail across the Norwegian plateau from Christiania to 
Bergen, and a ten-day trip through the Norse fjords, traveling 
northwards as far as Trondhjem. Thence the group travels south¬ 
ward through Sweden, traverses the Swedish lake district, and 
crosses the Baltic to the Continent for brief stays in Berlin, Cologne, 
and Paris. 
The price of membership in the Students’ Tour is $675, including 
accommodations on the Cunard SS “Saxonia.” The group will be limited 
in size. Steamship accommodations will be assigned in order of application. 
Complete information will be sent upon request. 
International Students’ Tours 
30 East Forty-Second Street 
New York City 
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