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FeaturesCelebrating 80 years of Luton Airport: 5 departures groups will love
Today, Luton Airport celebrates its 80th birthday. So, we feel it apt to round-up some of its top destinations for groups.
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FeaturesReview: Celebrating Thomas Land’s 10th anniversary
Gavin Seljamae-Waite from Yandell Media, which publishes Group Leisure & Travel, reports back from a family day out at Drayton Manor Park’s Thomas Land as it celebrates a special milestone.
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FeaturesTop things for groups to do in Dublin
Steeped in history, there’s plenty to discover in Dublin from castles and galleries, to natural wonders.
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FeaturesNew in Norfolk; big openings in summer 2018
Tours on foot and over the water and a National Centre for Writing are just some of the new attractions coming to Norfolk in 2018.
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Features7 upcoming theatre tours you won’t want to miss
We round up some of the UK’s upcoming theatre tours, from plays to musicals, and explain why you’ll want to get tickets.
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FeaturesWorld Cup fever: Football trips for groups
In light of the World Cup, we round up a selection of top experiences linked to the sport for groups.
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5 tasty ways for groups to celebrate World Chocolate Day
Ahead of World Chocolate Day on 7th July, we put together some ideas for planning a delicious day out.
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FeaturesA round-up of group cruise deals you won’t want to miss
Here’s just a taster of some of the latest deals and offers for groups interested in cruise holidays.
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FeaturesRiver Cruising Activities: Let’s get physical
River cruising is the new go-to holiday for those who want to take a break and still stay in shape.
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FeaturesFive of England’s oldest group friendly theatres
We take a look at some of England’s oldest theatres, which also happen to be great for groups.
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FeaturesWars of the Roses adds excitement to a group visit to Warwick Castle
Rachel Bailey reports back from watching Warwick Castle’s Wars of the Roses Live.
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FeaturesKynren: An epic tale in every sense of the word
GLT’s editor Keeley Rodgers travelled to Bishop Auckland for a preview of Kynren which is set to wow visitors for a third season.
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Features10 of the best city-break cruises
Why take your group to just one city when they can visit many in one go? Jane Archer picks ten of her favourite city-break cruises.
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FeaturesGLT’s top picks: 5 places to enjoy National Picnic Week
Here’s a look at some superb spots to lay down a blanket and crack open the ham sandwiches with friends.
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FeaturesCoastal delights to have on your agenda
We take a whistle-stop tour of the UK to discover some of the nation’s best seaside destinations for groups.
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FeaturesPicture-perfect sites to visit on your next group holiday
A colourful photo round up of beautiful heritage sites and landmarks in overseas destinations.
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ReviewLondon Theatre Review: The Woman in Black
As The Woman in Black celebrates its 30th year on the West End, GLT’s editor Keeley Rodgers braves the stalls to see why it continues to attract audiences looking for a fright.
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FeaturesTop cruises for groups: Australia and New Zealand
Group-friendly cruises to Australia and New Zealand, inspired by the new series of Cruising with Jane McDonald.
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FeaturesRiver Cruise Review: Elbe River
Over eight nights, Jeannine Williamson uncovers the best bits of the Elbe River onboard the Elbe Princesse with CroisiEurope.
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FeaturesAlternative group trips for literary enthusiasts
Here are some ways in which literature, old and new, can inspire your group travel adventures.