Welcome to AFSA's Road Scholar (formerly Elderhostel) web site. This page will act as a
clearinghouse of information for all of AFSA's Road Scholar programs. Director of New Media Ásgeir Sigfússon is the point of contact for all of our Road Scholar programs in Washington, DC and Chautauqua, NY. We also have an advisory role for all of our programs in other locations.
To the right you will see our upcoming programs, which take place in various locations around the United
States. Please take your time as you browse through these and identify the program that most interests you. You can enroll in any program that is open for registration by clicking on the program title. There is also a "Helpful Links" section which includes the essentials if you are traveling to one
of our Washington, DC programs.
You may contact Ásgeir at sigfusson@afsa.org. He is also available by phone at 202-944-5508. The address of the American Foreign Service
Association is 2101 E Street NW, Washington, DC 20037.
Registering for programs
To contact Road Scholar or to register for a program via telephone, please call the toll-free Road Scholar
number, 1-877-426-8056. You may also register by sending the catalog form to Road Scholar at 11 Avenue de
Lafayette, Boston, MA 02111. Registration is also available through the Road Scholar web site,
www.roadscholar.org.
Interested in AFSA?
If you are interested in the American Foreign Service Association and foreign affairs in general, please
consider becoming an associate member. As benefits of membership, you will receive a
subscription to the Foreign Service Journal, additional magazine discounts, low insurance rates, and an extensive online member area.
You may also want to consider signing up for our regular e-mail news messages. Our weekly AFSAnet messages can keep you up to date on the Foreign Service. Please be aware that this is not a Road Scholar service, but rather an in-house service of the American Foreign Service Association. To be
on the Road Scholar mailing list, please contact Road Scholar via e-mail, telephone, or surface mail.
AFSA Road Scholar speakers and spouses at Chautauqua, NY in October 2011