About Rein Teen Tours

Since 1985, Rein Teen Tours has been attracting teenagers from around the world who are anxious to make new friends and try new things. Designed with young people in mind, every trip contains a blend of outdoor fun, local sightseeing, unique activities, and evening entertainment. Each tour is carefully planned to run at a leisurely pace, allowing travelers to enjoy everything they see and do.

On the road, campers travel by deluxe motor coach and stay in centrally located hotels, campgrounds, and dorms. Highly experienced trip leaders make sure that travelers, many of whom come by themselves, are comfortable within their group by the end of the first day.

With amazing itineraries, great food, and an awesome staff, Rein Teen Tours allow you to experience everything without sacrificing time, comfort, fun, or excitement.

Rein Teen Tours Staff Overview

The Rein Teen Tours staff is comprised primarily of teachers and graduate students with extensive expertise working with young people. Many staff members are Rein alumni who are excited to pass their experiences down to another group of travelers. A high return rate amongst staff guarantees quality leaders who are familiar with teen tours and creating a dynamic trip experience every time out.

The Rein staff is selected through a highly competitive application process based on the strength of references and personal interviews. All teen tour staff members attend Rein's professional training workshops where emphasis is placed on the safety and well-being of each traveler.

Rein Teen Tours Safety Standards

All Rein Teen Tour leaders are trained in basic first aid and CPR. In addition, all trip leaders carry cell phones in case of emergency. As a final precaution, company directors visit tours as they travel to ensure that everything runs smoothly.

While trips are in session, the Rein Summer Communications Center is staffed 24 hours, 7 days a week by a team dedicated to monitoring tours on the road. The Communications Center can field questions from concerned parents, or dispatch help if anything unexpected happens on tour.