What a year it has been! As we look back on 2025, we’re incredibly proud of the milestones Away We Go Tours has achieved. This year wasn’t just about travel—it was about connection, education, community, and creating unforgettable experiences for thousands of young people across Australia. Here’s a look at what made 2025 one of …
When you think of a travel consultant, you might imagine someone sitting behind a desk, piecing together itineraries and booking tickets. But for schools embarking on interstate or international camps, our travel consultants are so much more than travel planners. They are listeners, collaborators, problem-solvers, and partners in creating unforgettable learning experiences. A standout example …
When you think of the Northern Territory, images of red soil, rich culture, and remote classrooms might come to mind—but thanks to Away We Go Tours, a group of NT students swapped gum trees for goal posts in a once-in-a-lifetime AFL experience in Melbourne. A small school nestled in the heart of the NT had …
School excursions are a vital part of a well-rounded education, providing students with real-world experiences that enhance classroom learning. However, the cost can sometimes be a barrier for schools and families. Fortunately, various educational rebates and funding opportunities can help reduce expenses. Here’s how your school can take advantage of these resources to make excursions …
From the Outback to Queensland: A Remote NT School’s Journey We acknowledge and pay respect to the past, present, and future traditional custodians and elders of this nation, the lands which we live and work on as well as the continuation of cultural,spiritual and educational practises of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. For many …
We’re noticing a growing trend among educators who are interested in enriching their classroom lessons through experiential learning activities and excursion programs. Students today require more attention and deeper engagement, which presents challenges in ensuring their needs are met, content is effectively delivered, and outcomes are measured solely through traditional classroom methods. Excursions and experiential …
