More top picks – Page 44
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FeaturesWalking the Amalfi Coast with HF Holidays
Donning her best boots, GLT’s Keeley Rodgers heads out to explore the Sorrento peninsula on a walking holiday with HF Holidays.
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FeaturesQ&A with School of Rock's Stephen Leask
Group Leisure & Travel spoke to Stephen Leask about his new role as Dewey Finn in School of Rock the Musical.
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FeaturesQ&A: Why Liverpool is the 'most transformed city'
Director of Culture Liverpool Claire McColgan tells GLT about the transformation of the city.
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ReviewLondon Theatre Review: Young Frankenstein
“Spectacularly funny, insanely rhythmic, and horrifyingly good”; GLT reviews Young Frankenstein at the Garrick Theatre in London.
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FeaturesGroup trips to the happiest places in Britain
Rightmove has released results of a survey into the happiest places to live in Britain, and destinations in both the north and south made it into the list.
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FeaturesReasons to make Ireland your must-visit 2018 destination
We take a look at some of the Emerald Isle’s top sites and attractions for groups, from the Causeway to Dublin.
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FeaturesRecognising excellence: Helen Ward
Excellence Award finalist Helen Ward, who is a group sales specialist for Groups Direct, talks bespoke group packages and changes to the travel industry.
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FeaturesTop tipple-themed experiences for groups
Get to know your favourite alcoholic beverages by taking your group on a drink-inspired experience.
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ReviewRegional Theatre Review: Tango Moderno
Jude Riley asks “What on earth did we watch on TV on a Saturday night before Strictly?” as she reviews Tango Moderno at Milton Keynes Theatre.
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FeaturesRecognising excellence: Mark Williamson
Mark Williamson from Visit Newark talks about his reaction to being shortlisted for the Excellence Award.
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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.
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ReviewRegional Theatre Review: Hairspray
A truly entertaining night out that’s guaranteed to have you on your feet by the end.
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FeaturesTop ten paid attractions in Wales
Based on findings by VisitWales, we’ve rounded up the top ten paid attractions in Wales.
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FeaturesThe Festival of Light: The ultimate winter treat
Rachel Bailey went to the Festival of Light to find out why the event continues to prove so popular with groups.
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FeaturesWhat’s new for groups in the Garden of England in 2018?
A maritime anniversary, a new festival, and the opening of a wine sanctuary - just some of Kent’s plans for 2018.
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FeaturesPaddington Bear-inspired trips to mark release of new film
Discover the delicious culinary wonders of Britain ahead of the release of the film Paddington 2.
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FeaturesA Q&A with Travelsphere's managing director Alastair Campbell
Alastair Campbell speaks to GLT’s Keeley Rodgers about travel, opportunities and the exciting future for the tour operators.
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FeaturesA Q&A with the Cruise Lines International Association
Sarah Kennedy from CLIA concludes our Plan a Cruise Month feature series with a future forecast on the cruise industry.
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FeaturesNational Trust winter walks in Kent and East Sussex
There’s plenty to choose from with the National Trust if you’re seeking a walk this winter.
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FeaturesTop ten spookiest English Heritage properties
Gear up for Halloween (this year, or in years to come) with visits to some of these reportedly haunted English Heritage properties, where ghost stories are in abundance.