The impact of study tours on Generation Z and the BRI

By DR CHONG SHYUE CHUAN

STUDY tours give students direct experience and familiarity with the subject matter concerned.

The educational value of such tours is enhanced by the fact that their effects are long-lasting, particularly for Generation Z students aged 11 to 26.

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