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Shakespeare Birthplace Trust: what groups can expect
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.
9 London museums with connections to famous names
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.
British Music Experience fam trip: hitting all the right notes
Apply to join us for our special reader familiarisation visit to the British Music Experience in Liverpool on Monday 9th June when you will be able to see amazing memorabilia and have fun getting hands-on too.
New openings and anniversaries for groups in 2025
Discover new venues in the heart of London, exciting anniversary celebrations and a range of inspiration for trips over the next year.
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Sharon Hall: helping the group to smile and make memories
We spoke to Sharon Hall, who started her group as a way of making theatre trips more accessible. From there, it snowballed into a range of exciting visits for more than 11,000 group members.
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Regional Theatre Review: Dear Evan Hansen
Ryan Kopel and co are magnificent in the first ever UK tour of Dear Evan Hansen as they fully embody internal struggles of loneliness and grief which leaves the audience battling tears.
Hadestown: what did GTOs think of the West End show?
We gave our readers the chance to see Hadestown at the Lyric Theatre in London’s West End. Here is what they thought of the performance.
GTOs explore Manchester as part of the New Meridian AGM
Marian Durbidge, a GTO who is part of the New Meridian Association, reports back from the group’s enjoyable AGM in Manchester where they visited a number of attractions.
Itinerary idea: Thames journeys and plenty to see in Reading
Visit the historic city of Reading as a group and discover medieval ruins, Jane Austen’s school and a Banksy mural, or take a trip on the Thames before enjoying a show.
Silverstone Museum: racing heritage and interactive exhibits
We chat to Beki Challoner, head of visitor experience at Silverstone Museum in Northamptonshire, about what’s coming up this year and why non-racing fans can enjoy the experience.
Jane Austen 250th anniversary launches with packed schedule of events
The year of events celebrating the acclaimed author was officially launched by Visit West at the National Portrait Gallery in London.
London Theatre Review: Oliver!
Consider yourself… lucky if you’re heading to London’s West End to see this triumphant revival of Oliver!. We went along to the opening night to see it for ourselves.
Cirque du Soleil: the Royal Albert Hall as you’ve never seen it before
The 2025 London run from the famous circus arts performers sees its Corteo production reconfigure the famous venue to produce a completely different visual experience. We attended the dress show to witness the comedy and high flying stunts.
7 scenic railway journeys to enjoy with a group
If you are planning a railway-themed day out for your group, these journeys are sure to ‘wow’ with the scenery on display.
Top West End and touring shows to see in 2025
Looking for theatre trips for your group in 2025? Why not try one of these shows gracing London’s West End and touring the UK over the next 12 months.