Organizations, Let’s Connect!
Get To Know Your Community Through A Local Lens
At Modern Traditions, we also design custom local experiences for all types of healthcare organizations that bridge the gap between healthcare and culture. These tailored journeys focus on four key areas—food, language, the arts, and health—to provide healthcare professionals with a fresh, local perspective of the communities they serve.
By immersing groups in the daily lives, traditions, and stories of local populations, we create meaningful opportunities to connect, learn, and grow. Each experience is carefully crafted to foster empathy and cultural awareness, empowering professionals to deliver more compassionate, informed care.
FOOD
THE ARTS
HEALTH
LANGUAGE
At Modern Traditions, we believe understanding culture is the key to understanding health — and we can’t wait to guide your organization on a customized journey in YOUR own city!
Ready to transform how your team connects with your community?
1. Start with a Quick Call
Share your goals, vision, and what you’re looking to achieve.
2. We Create Your Experience
Our team designs a tailor-made journey with authentic local encounters and hands-on activities.
3. Pack Your Curiosity
Leave the details to us! Simply arrive ready to immerse yourself.
4. Enjoy the Journey
We guide you every step of the way, ensuring a seamless and unforgettable experience.
Plan Your Next Adventure!
Book your travel planning call with us today
Frequently Asked Questions
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Your host Robbie Harriford is your main travel host.
Our journeys are designed for women healthcare professionals. Including physicians, advanced practice providers, nurses, midwives, researchers, public health specialists, and allied health clinicians—who are curious about how culture, history, and community shape health and healing.
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Yes! Most of our travelers join solo. Modern Traditions itineraries are intentionally designed to build a close-knit, supportive cohort where you will connect deeply with colleagues from across the country.
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To keep our experiences intimate and foster genuine connection with local practitioners and communities, group sizes are strictly capped at 12 participants.
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Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits are integrated directly into the field experience itself—not tacked on as lectures at the end of the day. Details regarding specific credit hours and accreditation per trip are provided when registration opens.
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While our content is tailored to clinicians and healthcare leaders, any woman working within health, medicine, or community wellness who is passionate about culturally responsive care is welcome to apply.
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Yes, we offer flexible payment plans to make locking in your travel manageable around your clinical schedule. You can secure your spot with an initial deposit, followed by scheduled installments, provided that all final payments are completed at least 90 days prior to the trip departure date.
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Trip pricing generally includes boutique accommodations, localized field programming, private group transportation during the itinerary, listed meals, community partner honorariums, and integrated CME credits. International flights, personal expenses, and travel insurance are booked separately by each traveler.
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No, travelers are responsible for arranging their own flights to and from the destination. We will provide clear arrival and departure time windows, airport transfer recommendations, and guidance on when to lock in your flight details.
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We offer both Single Occupancy (private room) and Double Occupancy (shared room with another traveler) options. If you are traveling solo and choose Double Occupancy, we will pair you with another clinician in the cohort.
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Yes. We work closely with our local culinary partners to accommodate common dietary requirements (such as vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, or dairy-free) whenever possible. You will have the opportunity to share your dietary needs during registration.
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Our itineraries involve walking through historic city centers, walking in rural communities, and participating in workshops. While not high-intensity hiking trips, participants should be comfortable walking on uneven terrain and being on their feet for moderate stretches.
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If a trip reaches its 12-person capacity, you can join the priority waitlist. If a spot opens up, we notify waitlisted members in the order submissions were received.
