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Whether it’s celebrating anniversaries, marking milestones or welcoming new flight routes, there are plenty of exciting destinations to try in 2025 and beyond across the continent.
Described as one of the UK’s most haunted houses, Brighton’s Preston Manor is set to reopen with a new tour which takes groups on a Downton Abbey-style experience set in 1912.
This spooky stage show will leave you fearing every noise in the night after you sit through 90-minutes of pure tension.
A new production of Agatha Christie’s Death on the Nile will begin a UK and Ireland tour on 26th September, opening at the Lowry Theatre in Salford.
Your February edition includes: Attractions with Amazing Views, Where Groups are Heading in 2025, Museums & Galleries, European Getaways, Algarve inspiration and much, much more.
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London is full of great museums of all sizes and these celebrate important historical figures and famous people from the past across everything from the arts to the sciences.
Read moreThe Fixing Our Broken Planet gallery at the Natural History Museum in London will aim to inspire people to help protect Earth for future generations and is the first new permanent space to open at the South Kensington attraction in nine years.
We spoke to Carlie Newman of Trips for Older Females & Fellows, about why her visit to South Africa was so memorable and the importance of the group for elderly people.
The long-established tour operator and wholesaler joins a stable of well-known brands including Albatross Travel and Success Tours.
We chat to Louisa Stott, head of commercial at the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust in Stratford-upon-Avon, about what groups should look forward to during a visit.
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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