More Features – Page 45
-
FeaturesEver thought of… Mere?
Mere is located in the south west corner of Wiltshire, beneath the South West Wiltshire Downs.
-
FeaturesA Q&A with Sally Goodsir, Royal Gifts exhibition curator
Sally Goodsir, Assistant Curator of Decorative Arts at the Royal Collection Trust, talks to GLT's Keeley Rodgers.
-
ReviewLondon Theatre Review: Stomp
A crazed cacophony of bin-banging, stick-clanging, dustbin-lid smashing, plastic-bashing, metal-scraping glory: the West End run of Stomp shows no sign of quietening down.
-
Features6 reasons to visit Yorkshire
Today marks Yorkshire Day, so we suggest a selection of quintessential ideas to enjoy the county to the max not only today but all year round.
-
FeaturesExploring the Osborne estate this summer and further
We take a closer look at Osborne on the Isle of Wight, focusing on its link with the film, Victoria & Abdul.
-
FeaturesUK beer festivals that are a great alternative to Oktoberfest
A selection of UK-based 2017 beer festivals that stand in as easy-access alternatives to Oktoberfest in Munich.
-
ReviewRegional Theatre Review: Around the World in 80 Days
The classic is bought to life with eight actors taking on an incredible feat with heaps of energy and ingenuity.
-
FeaturesFestive picks: 9 ideas for booking your group Christmas lunch
GLT selects a handful of great ideas for group lunches this Christmas.
-
FeaturesThe Excellence Award 2017: Meet the finalists
Meet the four finalists for The Excellence Award 2017.
-
FeaturesFive places to discover the ‘Dunkirk spirit’ in Thanet
In light of the July release of war film, Dunkirk, we shine a spotlight on Thanet’s ties to World War Two.
-
FeaturesThe West End: Uncovering London’s tourist hotspot for groups
We take a look at why you London’s West End has more to offer visitors beside the theatre.
-
FeaturesTen spectacular light displays across the globe
Some of the best light displays from across the world, from Singapore and Canada to here in the UK.
-
FeaturesLiterary Heroes: Interactive map showcases England destinations
VisitEngland has created an interactive map to highlight the world-famous authors and literary destinations.
-
FeaturesUK City of Culture: Visit the places bidding for the title
We take a look at the shortlist for the 2021 UK City of Culture to see what each has to offer.
-
FeaturesBastille Day: The best places to take your group in France
To mark Bastille Day in France, we're celebrating all things French, from cities to ports to valleys.
-
FeaturesLiving life in the fast lane: motorsport attractions for groups
With the British GP coming up we pick out some top attractions which are sure to keep car fans fuelled up.
-
FeaturesThe Lake District: Exploring Britain’s newest UNESCO World Heritage site
The Lake District National Park has been awarded UNESCO World Heritage status; it's time to explore.
-
FeaturesGLT reviews Dinosaurs in the Wild at the NEC
Dinosaurs in the Wild is about as close to Jurassic Park as you’re going to get, so don’t miss out, advises Rachel Bailey.
-
.png)
FeaturesJulia Bradbury: Why walking and talking is great for groups
Jeannine Williamson caught up with ambassador for Ramblers Walking Holidays, Julia Bradbury.
-
ReviewRegional Theatre Review: The Simon & Garfunkel Story
If you’re not a fan going in, you’ll soon forget a time when you weren’t, says Laura Sexton.