Japan is one of our most popular international educational travel destinations. Join our free Japan Beyond the Classroom webinar to discover the exciting learning experiences Japan can offer your students.
A visit to the Great Barrier Reef combines adventure, discovery, and real-world learning. Whether students are snorkelling among colourful fish, studying marine ecosystems, or learning from Traditional Owners about the cultural significance of Sea Country, the Reef offers unforgettable educational experiences that inspire curiosity and environmental stewardship.
For school groups, the Great Barrier Reef is more than a destination. It's a living classroom that showcases the wonder, complexity, and importance of Australia's natural world.
Let’s discover some interesting facts about this incredible location.
Thank you to the teachers who visited our stand at the GTAV 2026 Conference on Friday 14th August at the RACV City Club in Victoria. Alastaire loved chatting about our Geography tours.
Couldn't make it to the conference? Explore our tours here.
All travellers to Singapore are required to complete the Singapore Arrival Card (SGAC) before their arrival. Replacing the paper disembarkation/embarkation card, it includes a health declaration and needs to be submitted within 3 days before your arrival. The SGAC submission is free of charge and can be submitted online or via the MyICA Mobile app. Please note this is not a visa - you will still need to check visa and entry requirements.
Plan before you go with everything you need to know here.
What a great time to plan a school trip to the Great Barrier Reef!
The Kids for the Reef School Excursion Rebate Program is a new $6 million investment from the Australian Government, created to open the door for more students to experience the wonder of the Great Barrier Reef. Through curriculum‑linked educational travel, this initiative, part of the wider Reef Educational Experience Fund (REEF), helps schools reduce excursion costs while inspiring young Australians to connect with one of the world’s most extraordinary natural treasures.
Indonesia offers a culturally rich and visually stunning learning environment. Its fast‑growing cities highlight digital and industrial progress, while ten UNESCO World Heritage Sites showcase ancient temples and extraordinary natural landscapes.
Indonesia is one of the most popular international destinations for our school groups. Let's dive into some fun facts about Indonesia and see why our school groups return to this remarkable country over and over again.
Tasmania — from quirky wildlife to ancient landscapes and stories that go way back. Even though it’s a small island, its filled with incredible natural beauty and history that makes exploring it feel like one discovery after another.
Read on for some interesting facts about Tasmania, giving you a taste of what makes Tassie such a unique place to visit.
We've compiled this comprehensive list of the 2027 school term and holiday dates throughout Australia, ensuring you're all set to blend learning with unforgettable experiences.
How can you enhance your French Language students’ learning experience? Join us for an informative webinar about travelling to New Caledonia on our French language programs.
China is a place where students can wander from ancient capitals to ultra‑modern megacities, practise Mandarin in real street markets, stand on 2,000‑year‑old stones, and taste regional cuisines that change every few hundred kilometres. The sheer variety of experiences means a history or language tour can be arranged to suit your school’s needs - or choose one of our three China tour itineraries.
Let’s explore the areas of China most visited by our school groups.