The world is our classroom…Singapore with Nat

Operations Specialist, Nat Weerachaiwat, travelled to Singapore recently with her young family. Read about all the wonders of her exciting experience. It sounds amazing and should definitely be on the radar for your school's next STEM tour!

The world is our classroom…Nat’s Canberra Ambassador Trip

Operations Specialist, Nat Weerachaiwat, recently took part in the Canberra Ambassador Trip. Nat travelled to Canberra with fellow Operations Specialist, Lisa (you can find Lisa's report in the News section of the website).

Read Nat's report on her Canberra Ambassador Trip experience.

Bali Tourist Tax

The Bali Provincial Government has introduced a Tourist Tax for international visitors entering Bali to help with the negative impacts of tourism on the island. The Tax is AUD$15 per person. 

The world is our classroom…Lisa’s Canberra Ambassador Trip

Throughout the year we send staff on a Canberra  Ambassador Trip to find out first-hand what it feels like to tour with G.E.T.  A lot of work happens behind-the-scenes to make memorable tours for our school groups - our Canberra Ambassador Trip allows staff to experience the coach ride, stay in the same accommodation, eat the same meals and take part in the educational experiences that they booked for the school they are travelling with.

Read Lisa's report on her recent trip to Canberra.

Amedee Island Environmental Program

The Amedee Island Lighthouse Marine Reserve in New Caledonia is a very special part of the world - with its crystal clear water, white sandy beaches and a coral garden full of tropical fish. To help protect this area the Amedee Island Environmental Program has been established for school groups to help safeguard the biodiversity and sustainable practices for a thriving ecosystem. Your students can assist by participating in a beach clean-up, maintenance of hiking trails, tree planting, soil conservation, removal of invasive plant species, and waste management. Your group will receive a Certificate of Appreciation acknowledging your contribution. 

Contact us to find out how your school group can take part in this amazing program!

Watch this space!

Coming soon.

Join us on a journey of travel tales from our team members.  The world is our classroom.....

NT Learning Adventures Save and Learn Program

The NT Learning Adventures (NTLA) Save and Learn Program, run by Tourism NT, provides funding for Australian schools towards their school group travel to the Northern Territory. The current program is for travel between 1 January and 31 December 2024.

Schools need to follow a set of guidelines to be eligible to apply for funding:

• Interstate schools need a minimum of ten students, stay in the NT for a minimum of five nights and book at least three NTLA operators - $2,000 funding available
• NT schools need a minimum of ten students, stay in the NT for a minimum of four nights and book at least three NTLA operators - $1,600 funding available

PACER Rebates announced for 2024

The Australian Government's Parliament and Civics Education Rebate (PACER) program provides financial assistance to support students’ on-site learning about national democratic, historical and cultural institutions in Canberra. Following the success of the 2023 program, the increased rebates will be offered again in 2024.

Your school tour must include at least three of the four mandatory PACER institutions:  the Australian Parliament House (Guided Tour), the Museum of Australian Democracy, the National Electoral Education Centre, and the Australian War Memorial.

Lunar New Year: 2024 The Year of the Dragon

Get ready to ring in the Lunar New Year and welcome the Year of the Dragon in 2024! Join us as we explore the vibrant celebrations, mouthwatering traditional food, and fascinating customs that make this festivity so special for families and friends across Asia.

​Noumea beaches are now reopened to the public!​

The Noumea Town Hall has made the following announcement:

Swimming will be authorized at Lemon Bay beach and on all Noumea beaches from Wednesday December 6, with the exception of the Château Royal beach. From December 8, a temporary net will secure this area allowing it to reopen. This temporary system will be replaced by an anti-shark barrier at the end of March 2024. Outside of the above secure areas, swimming and water activities will be authorized at users' own risk on all beaches and islets of Nouméa. As a reminder, swimming is still allowed on the beach on Amedee Island. Start planning your next beach visit in Noumea!