Thousands of group trip ideas in 2025 Who’s Who directory

From the team that brings you Group Leisure & Travel magazine, Who’s Who has been publishing for more than 30 years and yet is still regarded as one of the most valuable tools available to people looking for ideas, destinations, attractions and contacts details so they can plan and organise successful group trips and holidays.

You will find listings for the main attractions and suppliers broken down by county sections for England, along with dedicated sections for Scotland, Wales and Ireland.

Plus, there are useful sections for tour operators, ferry companies, as well as cruise lines. 

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The directory includes a foreword from the Tourism Minister, Chris Bryant and comments from VisitEngland, VisitScotland, Visit Wales, and Tourism Ireland. 

Chris Bryant said: “Tourism is full of awe-inspiring places and talented, hard-working people, but for too long they have been overlooked. It is my mission to turn this around to make the UK the best tourist destination in the world.”

In addition, GTOs and coach operators can expect to find the names of important group booking contacts at a range of providers across the UK to help plan their future excursions.

Brenda Redmile, group organiser for Gardening Friends is a big fan of the directory. She told us: “Who’s Who in Group Leisure is always useful when it comes to organising group trips. I tend to go through each section and make a list of places I’ve been to, so I can follow it up to see what’s new there, and then a list of places that are completely new to me, so I can see if it’s suitable for my group.”

Editor, Harry Rogers added: “Directories are often seen as things of the past, but the annual Who’s Who in Group Leisure provides you with key details that search engines can’t always find. We’re delighted to produce another edition which is still serving its important purpose more than 30 years on - because there is nothing else like it in print or online.”