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Faulty Towers The Dining Experience: 1970s dining and unscripted chaos
Since its debut in 1997, Faulty Towers The Dining Experience has captivated audiences worldwide with its unique blend of immersive theatre and comedy.
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Your January edition includes: Top Picks & Ideas for 2025 and beyond, Gardens & Flower Shows, Hotels & Accommodation, a group trip to Flanders and much more.
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TV & filming locations, theatre news and travel advice were among the most popular articles and stories on our website in 2024. But what did you read more than anything else?
London Theatre Review: The Devil Wears Prada
Vanessa Williams and co bring all the drama to London’s Dominion Theatre in a show which is sure to turn heads and raise eyebrows.
In pictures: historic UK attractions dressed for Christmas
Attractions across the UK are getting into the Christmas spirit with historic rooms now decked out with extravagant lights and displays in time for the festive season. Here’s our pick of some of our favourite photos.
Jodrell Bank: activities and key information for group visits
We speak to Juliana Gutierrez, group bookings officer at Jodrell Bank in Cheshire, about what to expect from a group trip and the best times to visit.
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Lynda Mead: making a difference
We spoke to Lynda Mead of Tadley U3A, to find out why the Isle of Man was her most memorable visit and the regular challenges she faces as a group organiser.
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A sackful of ideas from a busy year with Camberley and District U3A
GTOs Jenny McKay and Jacky Oakley from Camberley and District U3A tell us about some of the amazing group visits they have been able to take part in across the last 12 months, along with their most memorable experiences.
Top summer visits for groups with English Heritage
We’ve highlighted five counties across England which boast some excellent, group-friendly English Heritage properties for all interests. Take a look for yourself…
Itinerary idea: Hull is a city for history buffs, art lovers and foodies
Explore Yorkshire’s maritime city and discover history, art and local charm. Here’s why a group visit to Hull should be your radar.
Thursford: annual Christmas show is spectacular with a capital ‘S’
We went along to see Thursford Christmas Spectacular in Norfolk, with three hours of non-stop show tunes, dance routines, acrobatics and more on offer.
Simon Calder on the EU Waiver, tourist tax and his travel highlights
Harry Rogers sat down with experienced journalist Simon Calder to find out more about the main stories he’s covered in 2024 and what the new EU Waiver could look like for groups travelling to Europe.
GTO winner making memories in the Mediterranean
Mary Gotts, GTO of the Year winner in 2023 and group organiser for Gott 2 Travel, runs through the highlights of a packed cruise itinerary that she booked using her prize money.
Group visits and tours at the royal residences
We round-up the Royal Collection Trust’s 2025 programme of group visits and private tours across the official residences of His Majesty The King.
Daish’s Holidays: what groups can expect on a short break
We speak to Paul Harper, commercial director at Daish’s Holidays, about what groups can expect when booking a break with the team.
6 castles to visit with your group for a haunted encounter
If you like a fright, haunted stories or ghostly goings-on, we have picked out some spooky castles across the UK which deliver a hair-raising experience throughout the year.
Itinerary idea: A day of history and heritage in Chichester
Explore the streets of a city surrounding a 900-year-old cathedral, enjoy retail therapy and take a trip to the theatre with a group visit to the West Sussex city of Chichester.