Since 1997, Codan Agentura has been supporting tour operators and travel agencies with safe, well-organised student trips across Central Europe. Based in Prague, we cover the Czech Republic, Austria, Germany, Hungary, and Poland, offering complete DMC services tailored for school groups.

What inspired the founding of Codan Agentura back in 1997, and how has the company evolved since then?

Codan Agentura started in 1997 with a simple goal: to make Central Europe accessible through well-designed group programmes. From a small Prague office, we’ve grown into a trusted B2B partner, offering student travel, MICE, and tailor-made tours across the region. What remains unchanged is our focus on personal service, strong local knowledge, and long-term client relationships.

What kind of unique educational or cultural programmes do you offer that make student trips more meaningful?

We create programmes that mix fun with learning. Students can join interactive city games or themed tours that bring history and culture to life. We also connect them with educational institutions for real-life insights. Our aim is to make every trip memorable, educational, and full of cultural exchange.

What trends are you seeing in student travel right now across Europe?

Student trips are moving toward experiences, not just sightseeing. Schools want interactive, sustainable, and engaging activities, from treasure hunts to themed guided tours. Safety, flexibility, and easy organisation are priorities, but the biggest trend is creating programmes that inspire students through discovery and cultural exchange rather than passive observation.

What’s your vision for Codan Agentura as a leader in educational travel moving forward?

We want to keep inspiring students through meaningful travel in Central Europe. Our vision is to expand sustainable options, use digital tools for smoother trips, and partner with local communities for unique experiences. By combining innovation with personal care, Codan Agentura aims to stay a leader in educational travel.