What else is new? – Page 103
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NewsWindermere Jetty Museum to open in spring
The Lake District’s new Windermere Jetty Museum of Boats, Steam and Stories will open its doors on 23rd March this year.
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InterviewLiz Cawdell: an invitation to view
Laura Sexton speaks to Liz Cawdell about her experience in the group travel industry and how it inspired her to become a group organiser.
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FeaturesCool and quirky museums to visit with your group
A study carried out by Art Fund has found that 63% of UK adults visit a museum or gallery to destress, but with so many to pick from in the UK we’ve rounded up some of the more unusual ones.
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NewsNational Portrait Gallery to stage exhibition on the women of Pre-Raphaelite art
This autumn the National Portrait Gallery in London will host a new exhibition focused on the untold story of the women of Pre-Raphaelite art.
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NewsTravel back to the Ice Age in a new outdoor attraction
Tickets are now on sale for Ice Age: The Lost Kingdom, the new prehistoric attraction coming to the UK in April.
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NewsNew food exhibition arrives at Durham Cathedral
The new temporary exhibition will run until June and will explore the history of Durham Cathedral’s Great Kitchen, whilst giving an insight into the food and drink prepared there in the past.
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ReviewTheatre review… The Girl on the Train
It will have you guessing right until the last minute, says Shannon Clark after going to the opening night of The Girl on the Train’s UK tour.
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NewsUnion J star cast as lead in upcoming ‘Joseph’ tour
Bill Kenwright’s production of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Joseph and the Amazing Technicoloured Dreamcoat has revealed its lead casting.
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NewsRoyal Shakespeare Company to host premiere of The Boy in the Dress
David Walliams’ The Boy in the Dress will open at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre this November.
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NewsGame-changing upgrade for Manchester’s Crystal Maze Live Experience
Crystal Maze LIVE Experience Manchester has launched three new games, which are open for groups to enjoy now.
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FeaturesTV and film locations you can visit in Wales
It might be small, but Wales’ rolling hills, sandy beaches and cities have still frequently been seen on screen playing a starring role in Blockbuster hits and popular TV series.
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NewsParkdean Resorts set to improve accommodation in 2019
Holiday park operator Parkdean Resorts is getting set for a bumper year of investment, with £40.7m due to be spent across its estate, with a primary focus on new accommodation for 2019.
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NewsNew mischievous cast announced for The Play That Goes Wrong
Mischief Theatre’s The Play That Goes Wrong, has revealed a new cast for its performances at the Duchess Theatre in London.
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NewsSimon Calder to make welcome return at the 2019 GLT Show
Travel expert Simon Calder will return to this year’s Group Leisure & Travel Show, taking place on 10th October at Stadium MK in Milton Keynes.
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NewsStar studded cast announced for Les Mis concerts at Gielgud
Whilst The Queen’s Theatre closes for refurbishments, a concert version of Les Misérables will open next door at the Gielgud, with a new cast announced.
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NewsTwo new itineraries launched for Celestyal Cruises
Cruise line Celestyal Cruises has revealed two new itineraries as well as refurbishments to one of its vessels.
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ColumnPlaces every introvert should go
Grumpy Group Organiser on looking after introverts and taking your medicine.
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FeaturesTop cruise itineraries to look out for in 2020
We take a look at some exciting cruises that groups should look to for inspiration this year and next.
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NewsCircus theme revealed for Blenheim Palace Flower Show
This year’s Blenheim Palace Flower Show will take place this June and will celebrate all things circus.