Inspiration for your next trip, going a little deeper with feature content, reviews and interviews that’ll leave you brimming with ideas.
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Your December edition includes: Summer Planning Guide, Simon Calder Interview, Food & Drink Experiences, Theatre Trips and much more.
We’ve highlighted five counties across England which boast some excellent, group-friendly English Heritage properties for all interests. Take a look for yourself…
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.
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.
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.
Read moreWe 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.
We speak to Paul Harper, commercial director at Daish’s Holidays, about what groups can expect when booking a break with the team.
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.
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.
We focus on a range of visits that colleagues and professionals can enjoy together, from relaxing breaks to high ropes courses and more.
Mike Herring, who organises visits for the King’s Cliffe Old Blokes Club, took his group to see the Saint-Omer area of northern France after meeting the team from its tourist office at the Group Leisure & Travel Show.
Classic jazz numbers performed by a live band transport you to the 1920s as the seamless cast strut, sway and sing the story of Roxie Hart.
Find out which shows are extending, when they are booking to and what you should see to create a memorable trip to Theatreland.
The Great West Way has launched a special itinerary which celebrates the birth of English novelist Jane Austen.
Here’s why The Lion King continues to wow groups after a quarter of a century at the Lyceum Theatre in London’s Covent Garden.
Incredible dance routines combine with legendary hits to make this jukebox musical an absolute thriller, according to GLT’s Harry Rogers.