Two projects that get a brief overview in this video are working with elephants in rural Sri Lanka and TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language). The videos give a small insight into the daily lives of each i-to-i volunteers as they enjoy the experience of a lifetime.

Everyday, at dusk and dawn, hop into a 4x4 and set off into the South African bush to track lions. Literally. The i-to-i lion monitoring venture is exactly what it says it is. Volunteers set out with trained trackers and rangers and use radio telemetry to seek out the lion prides.

Stepping out of your comfort zone is a big decision. One of the main concerns that most travelers have is, what kind of support will they get? The experts at i-to-i recognize those concerns and have the experience and infrastructure in place to give their travelers peace of mind.

It sounds too good to be true, but you really can change your life by going on a holiday. Every year thousands of people come to i-to-i seeking something different. Something enriching. Something meaningful. Something, dare we say, fun? You bet. We call it Meaningful Travel. The 5,000 or so people we send out into the world every year have a just as many words for it. Spectacular. Irreplaceable. The best experience of my life.

The mysterious land of China has only recently opened its doors to the western world. One of the best ways to see it and be immersed into the culture is to teach. Listen to the first hand accounts of two young Australians, Damien and Rebecca, who are having the times of their lives teaching English to young Chinese students.

i-to-i volunteers Carrie and Matt take the viewer through a typical day on their community development tour in Xian, China. Every day the two go to work at an orphanage, and teach English. Their experiences both in and outside of the orphanage are truly amazing.