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|ANI|a year agoCountry Tours and Travels organized a NASA tour for 50 teachers and students from schools in Haryana, providing an immersive educational experience. Participants had the opportunity to learn from NASA experts, engage in conversations with an astronaut, and explore NASA's facilities. The company aims to inspire the next generation of scientists and expand their tours to new regions.
Country Tours and Travels Organizes NASA Tour for Students and Teachers, Inspiring the Next Generation of Scientists
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Country Tours and Travels organized a NASA tour for 50 teachers and students from schools in Haryana, providing an immersive educational experience. Participants had the opportunity to learn from NASA experts, engage in conversations with an astronaut, and explore NASA's facilities. The company aims to inspire the next generation of scientists and expand their tours to new regions.
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•Country Tours and Travels organized a NASA tour for 50 teachers and students from schools in Haryana.
•Participants had the opportunity to learn from NASA experts and engage in conversations with an astronaut.
•The tour aimed to inspire the next generation of scientists and foster a love for science and space exploration.
•Country Tours and Travels plans to expand their tours to new regions.
•The company aims to create unforgettable travel experiences and connect classrooms to the Universe.
•Participants had the opportunity to learn from NASA experts and engage in conversations with an astronaut.
•The tour aimed to inspire the next generation of scientists and foster a love for science and space exploration.
•Country Tours and Travels plans to expand their tours to new regions.
•The company aims to create unforgettable travel experiences and connect classrooms to the Universe.
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