New openings and the latest ideas to help you organise great group trips and holidays.
The 2025 Who’s Who in Group Leisure directory is now available and includes updated listings with useful information and ideas, plus specific contact details for GTOs and coach tour operators.
The show has previously had three sell-out UK and Ireland tours and will visit venues including Blackpool Opera House and Milton Keynes Theatre.
Group travel organisers can now book their tickets for the 2025 Thursford Christmas Spectacular in Norfolk at a discounted price.
The hour long deer park safari is available all year round and is bespoke depending on the season and ranger availability.
Are you a traitor or a faithful group travel organiser? You will now be able to find out in the official playable experience based on the award-winning BBC show.
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Your December edition includes: Summer Planning Guide, Simon Calder Interview, Food & Drink Experiences, Theatre Trips and much more.
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Former X-Factor winner, Joe McElderry is joining the cast of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat .
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A look at why the French Culture Minister wants non EU tourists to pay a surcharge, the thought of visiting the USA with Trump back in the White House, and how tech and awareness don’t seem to go hand-in-hand.
Grumpy Group Organiser discusses a new tourist tax in Edinburgh, there’s the downside to buffets, and ladies queuing for toilets has gone way past a joke.
Ticket agency, Group Line has reported a massive surge in requests to see Wicked at the Apollo Victoria Theatre in London, following the release of the movie starring the likes of Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo.
Horticultural charity Perennial has announced the return of its exclusive garden tour programme, taking groups to some of England’s most colourful and pristine spaces.
Groups will be able to book at a discounted rate to visit the museum’s first major exhibition on mudlarking, exploring finds from the Thames foreshore, including a Tudor wool hat, Medieval gold ring and a Viking era dagger.
Bishop Auckland’s renowned live-action show is set to mark its tenth anniversary in 2025, with group tickets now available for its milestone season.
Fawlty Towers – The Play will open at the Churchill Theatre, Bromley ahead of a UK tour, following a sold-out West End season.
The show, which is based on C.S. Lewis’ classic novel, will return to London next summer at Sadler’s Wells Theatre in Islington.
Both visitors and exhibitors surveyed following the 2024 Group Leisure & Travel Show said they had a positive experience, love the venue and look forward to returning next year.
Here & Now is preparing for a tour of the UK and Ireland after becoming the fastest selling show in The Alexandra Theatre’s history in Birmingham.
Optional extras are available for groups when booking, including a Q&A with composer and producer Jeff Wayne and backstage tours.
RHS Malvern Spring Festival will return to Three Counties Showground in Worcestershire with live cooking demos, horticultural inspiration and TV gardening personalities, including Alan Titchmarsh MBE.
V&A East Storehouse will offer behind-the-scenes access to over half a million creative works, with a second site, V&A East Museum, scheduled to open in spring 2026.
The Tony Award-winning musical is on its way to the West End one year on from opening on Broadway, bringing F. Scott Fitzgerald’s best-selling novel to life.
Ramble Worldwide has launched a programme of new holidays ranging from ancient pilgrimage trails, wildlife watching, and city breaks to island hopping and snowshoeing.
Hadestown is offering free tickets for GLT readers to see the show in London. Apply now and you could be joining us on 22nd January 2025.
The Cumbria-based railway offers visitors the chance to enjoy panoramic views of the coast and mountain scenery between the coastal village of Ravenglass, and Dalegarth in the Eskdale Valley.
Famous sights including the Pyramids of Giza, the Korean Demilitarized Zone and the Taj Mahal are among the highlights for groups.
Groups will be able to tour Hiroshige: artist of the open road and Ancient India: living traditions at the British Museum, with discounted group booking rates available.
The Royal Shakespeare Company’s production, based on Roald Dahl’s beloved book, will embark on its second major tour of the UK and Ireland in October 2025.
The Kent-based historic venue will host performances from 2nd - 30th August 2025 in a specially constructed 1,800 seat outdoor auditorium within its grounds.