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Margaret Jones, events coordinator of the RBSNW Pensioners Social Group, discusses the big challenges around organising trips today, and her stand out moments from the last few years.
Immersive experiences offer visitors the opportunity to interact with art and culture in a new way. From exhibits based on iconic paintings to video games, we round up some of the latest experiences welcoming groups.
Discover Dawlish and Dawlish Warren in south Devon have launched a new group travel itinerary for 2025 to showcase the town and local attractions to visitors.
Kip Williams’ one actor adaptation of Bram Stoker’s Dracula will begin performances at London’s Noël Coward Theatre in February 2026.
Your June edition includes: Exploring Northern Italy, GTO of the Year® finalists announced, what’s on at the UK’s Heritage Railways, an exclusive interview with Stephen Carlile (‘Hades’ in Disney’s Hercules, London), and much, much more.
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Find out about the GTO of the Year Award®, a special and unique award that has been recognising and rewarding group travel organisers for over 25 years.
Click hereThe Longleat Festival of Light returns for 2025 with a celebration of British icons, featuring beloved characters brought to life in dazzling light displays.
Read moreLooking for a group activity that’s filled with hilarious mishaps and unforgettable service? Faulty Towers The Dining Experience welcomes you!
The stage adaptation of the 1955 novel and hit film will tour UK theatres from 4th September, 70 years after the novel’s publication.
Grantham House, a 14th century town house, has opened its ground floor and gardens as a National Trust attraction.
In the latter half of 2025, Blenheim Palace is hosting several seasonal events including Salon Privé, Christmas markets and more.
The 2025 edition of Who's Who in Group Leisure is full of updated listings and has thousands of ideas and contacts. Available in print and online, you can read and search the digital edition right now.
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