All Guided Tours articles – Page 5
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NewsNew museum in Dorchester to showcase 200 years of crime
The town of Dorchester in Dorset will be home to a major new attraction, Shire Hall Historic Courthouse Museum, when it opens its doors to the public on 1st May.
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NewsRiviera Travel set to launch new culinary holidays
Taste Break holidays will offer tailor-made short jaunts to some of Europe’s most enticing foodie cities.
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FeaturesQ&A with Leger Holidays’ head battlefields guide, Paul Reed
Group Leisure & Travel spoke to Paul Reed about his passion for world war history tours.
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FeaturesWoburn Abbey welcomes Humphry Repton exhibition
Rachel Bailey reports back from the official opening of Woburn’s new special exhibition dedicated to the famous landscape designer, Humphry Repton.
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NewsHighlights announced for this year’s RHS Chatsworth Flower Show
From 6th to 10th June RHS Chatsworth Flower Show will return to the 1,000-acre Chatsworth Estate.
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NewsGarden tour added to groups offering at Elizabeth Gaskell’s House
The Manchester home of famous writer has revealed a new garden tour, suitable for groups.
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FeaturesFive spring-inspired trips for groups
With the ‘beast from the east’ in retreat, there’s not been a better time to make plans for the spring.
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FeaturesFive of the tastiest foodie trips in Wales
To mark St David’s Day this week we’ve highlighted some of the top foodie experiences for groups in Wales.
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NewsExplore Blenheim’s private apartments on new guided tour
Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire is inviting visitors to take a peek into the Private Apartments of the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough on a newly launched guided tour.
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NewsRainbow Tours launches group itineraries to Latin America
Tour operator Rainbow Tours has introduced two new small group tours to Peru and Colombia this year, offering an alternative style of travel for those keen to explore Latin America.
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FeaturesTen most walkable cities for a group trip
From Manchester to Toulouse, here are some of the top destinations to consider when organising a walking trip for your group.
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FeaturesGroup trips to Scotland inspired by Robert Burns
To mark Burns Night, we’ve put together a selection of trips to Scotland that visit landmarks and heritage centres with links to the ‘Scottish National Bard’.
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NewsWoburn exhibition to celebrate Humphry Repton
Woburn Abbey will host a new exhibition on the bicentennial year of landscape designer Humphry Repton’s work at the attraction.
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NewsLiverpool reveals major cultural programme for 2018
Next year will mark a decade since Liverpool's reign as European Capital of Culture and is set to be an exciting year for the city with plenty on offer to group visitors.
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NewsNew Northumbrian and Cumbrian itineraries for groups
Group travel organisers planning a trip to Northumberland or Cumbria next year can add an inspiring experience to their itineraries with a Wild Dog tour.
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NewsGroups able to see ‘hidden Hever’ as part of new tour
Hever Castle is opening some of its doors not usually open to the public as part of a new tour.
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NewsRiviera Travel reveals Passion Play itinerary
Riviera Travel’s 2020 Passion Play itinerary includes a walking tour of the Tyrolean capital and a visit to Neuschwanstein.
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NewsMagnolia tours launched to mark Borde Hill Garden anniversary
Borde Hill Garden will celebrate its 125th anniversary in 2018.
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NewsFacilities revamped on Manchester City Stadium Tour
Manchester City’s Stadium has revealed new and updated features on its tour, which is suitable for groups.
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FeaturesRemote walking breaks for groups in 2018
If you’re planning a walking trip with your group next year, there’s plenty on offer, from hidden trails and undiscovered tracks to mountain top routes and lake side paths.