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INTERNATIONAL CLASS AFLOAT FOUNDATION

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What INTERNATIONAL CLASS AFLOAT FOUNDATION does.

Internationale Class Afloat Foundation: A company that allows youths to embark on voyages on tall ships, enabling them to discover new cultures and accumulate academic credits. It offers a variety of trips, including gap-year programs, study abroad programs, and university trips. The company specializes in organizing sailing trips and provides a wide range of activities and experiences. It is also known for its academic programs, where youths can accumulate credits for their school or university.

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