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INTERACTIVE GLOBAL UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY


College Tourist’s is a new interactive website, where students around the globe can creatively exchange and publish personal college town postcards in the form of photographs, uploaded images and graphics. College Tourist spawned from Alison Tatham’s passion for travel as well as her dedication and desire to be more involved in her daughter’s college experience. With the help of Lori Stratford, the two women launched the “College Tourist Million Postcard Project” which embraces the spirit of being a traveler. Their mission in the project is to bring out the joy in travel among college and university students. Alison and Lori successfully created a niche and an international public platform for students across the world to share memories and daily wonders of their universities.


Some of the categories found on the College Tourist include:


• College Street Style • Travel Articles • Student blogger posts offering insights from traveling abroad to fashion trends and travel news.


• Facebook app where students can upload a photo and offer tips on


restaurants, shopping areas, hang outs, dream destinations, and weekend hotspots.


• Facebook app postcard • About College Tourist • More about College Tourist


College Tourist launched in April 2012 and provides a digital method for students to share the best of their own university town, such as


where to eat, shop or just hang out. The College Tourist team provides a site which creates a community of local knowledge and shared experiences for college students to inspire one another. Furthermore, the College Tourist blog enhances the website experience with blog posts that encompass travel, fashion and food. The College Tourist team has traveled extensively and lived


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