This year NSTS will once again have stands at the University, Junior College and other major post-secondary institutions during Fresher's Week activities to inform students about travel opportunities as well as other programmes such as work and travel and group study tours.

Students visiting these stands will find out what is on offer and how NSTS can help plan and organise their travel in a safe, fun and inexpensive way. There are prizes to be won including four return Air Malta flights to any of the airline's European destinations, vouchers from Exotique, Zenya and several other prizes.

Concessions are also being offered by travel, cultural, entertainment and retail establishments to full-time registered students holding the International Student Identity Card (ISIC), young persons under 30 years of age holding the European Youth Card/Karta Żgħażagħ and full-time educators holding the International Teacher/ Professor Identity Card (ITIC).

A varied programme of travel experiences are offered for both individual and groups of students and youth. These include experiences themed on one's studies, special interest, sports, leisure orientation, nature and environment inclinations, intercultural relations and popular cultural attractions, work-abroad and internship objectives, that are all directed to foster international understanding and the development of the youths' personality.

NSTS has been offering low-cost travel for youth and students in Malta since 1954, decades before Ryanair and other low-cost carriers began providing such opportunities. Although the way people travel and organise their travel has changed significantly since then, NSTS remains an important partner for students and young people when it comes to travelling the globe.

The NSTS travel agency at the University Students' House remains open all throughout the year.