NEW - History Tour Itineraries!

Student Syllabus
Written By Natalie Levy

History comes alive when students stand in the places where it happened. We're thrilled to introduce three new History tour itineraries for Australian high school students — each designed to bring the NSW Modern and Ancient History syllabus to life through immersive, curriculum-linked experiences at the sites that shaped the world.

Whether your students are studying the Ancient World, the French Revolution, European Revolutions or the conflict in the Pacific, Libertas Travel can build a tour around their specific syllabus outcomes, year group and learning goals.

Every Libertas Travel History itinerary is a starting point — each tour is custom designed around your students' specific syllabus topics, year group and learning outcomes. Our team manages everything from logistics and accommodation to pre-departure information packs and an experienced Tour Manager with your group from start to finish.

Thinking about a History tour for your students? Enquire Now and we'll start building something memorable together.

CHECK OUT THE NEW ITINERARIES!
Natalie Levy
Business Development Manager

Affected by the travel bug from an early age, Natalie has worked in the tourism industry for over 20 years. She has been able to combine her passion for both travel and education for the last decade, working with teachers to create customised overseas study tours. She also designs and leads syllabus linked professional development tours specifically for teachers across a range of subject areas. 

Natalie is a qualified teacher with degrees both in Business / Tourism / Italian and Education. She is an experienced tour manager, leading groups across Europe since 2005.

Natalie is a strong believer in the value of travel and its ability to open minds and expand horizons. She has travelled extensively throughout Europe, Australia, Asia and North America, but does have a soft spot for Italian history, culture and food.

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