Articles
ArticlesThe best way to find out about our tours is to hear from someone who has been on a Jon Baines Tour before. Here are some articles and blogs, which help to give a flavour of our tours, mainly written by people who have travelled with us.
When East meets West via - Palliative Tour
David Oliviere, born in Kolkata, reflects on India as he prepares to lead a study tour to India from February 26th to March 12th, 2023. (image credit Alamy)
2022 Tours
Our tour schedule for 2022
6 Short Tours
These short tours provide the carefully curated itineraries, specific interest, local access and depth you expect from Jon Baines Tour, while staying closer to home for our UK clients. Enjoy the beautiful landscapes, history, cuisine and culture just beyond your own doorstep.
MIDWIFERY STUDY TOUR: to be inspired by remote and rural midwives in the Northern Territory
By tour leaderby Ruth King, Midwife and Senior Project Officer, Office of the Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer, ACT
International Women's Day 2022
This year, each of the JBT team chose one change making woman who has inspired them from around the world. Read on to find out more about this amazing women and Happy International Women's Day 2022.-
CPD Dental Tours in 2022
See here for a snapshot of the CPD dental tours we have planned for 2022, from the Northern Territory in Australia to Japan. 
Northern Territory medical tour ‘a reminder of your purpose’
A seven-day medical study tour on The Ghan is being run in Alice Springs and Uluru in June 2022. Adelaide GP Dr Joanna Palmer, who went on the Ghan tour earlier this year, told newsGP she was blown away by the experience. ‘My expectations were fulfilled and exceeded,’ she said. Read the article in full!2022 tour list for Australian customers
Be inspired by our tour schedule for 2022! For our Australian customers, with Australian contact details.2022 tour list for UK and Europe
Be inspired by our tour schedule for 2022! For our UK and Europe based customers, with UK contact details.
Midwives Along the Murray by Professor Nicky Leap
In a window of time between lockdowns in March 2020, a small group of midwives made their way on tour along the great Murray River from Albury-Wodonga to Swan Hill and back in the company of Prof Nicky Leap and Pat Brodie. They experienced a warm welcome and generous sharing of history, culture, knowledge and information about midwifery, women and birthing through history to today. Pictured: A traditional birthing tree in Albury.
