The Post and Courier of Charleston, South Carolina, has launched a high-end international travel program as a creative way to generate revenue and build community. The program, led by Editor-in-Chief Autumn Phillips, offers immersive and transformative experiences for readers. The paper partnered with Academic Travel Abroad to handle logistics and will receive 25% of the profits. Trips to Cuba, Cambodia, Morocco, Rwanda, and Northern Ireland are planned for the inaugural year, with participants meeting local experts and engaging in activities beyond typical travel itineraries. The response has been positive, with the March trip to Cuba already at full capacity. The program aims to foster ongoing connections among participants and provide intellectual evenings for alumni. [Extracted from the article]