What else is new? – Page 27
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FeaturesGLT Show 2023: competitions, giveaways and exclusive show offers
It’s not just ideas and offers you can take away from the Group Leisure & Travel Show on Thursday 5th October. There are prizes to be won, fun things to experience, and lots more for visitors to enjoy.
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GLT AwardsGTO of the Year® judge on the 2023 finalists and the importance of the award
Alan Rennie, Ambassador Cruise Line’s business development manager, was one of the judges for the 2023 Group Travel Organiser of the Year Award®. He shares his experience.
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NewsGroup tickets for Wicked now exclusively on sale until December 2024
London’s Wicked is now exclusively on sale to groups until the end of 2024, with an online booking portal for advice on the best prices, seats and packages.
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NewsLondon Transport Museum’s new gallery explores the history of posters
The new Global Poster Gallery, set over two floors, will explore the history and impact of the poster from the 1900s to the modern day.
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FeaturesGLT Show 2023: what first time exhibitors are looking forward to
Some of this year’s first time exhibitors told us why it was important for them to be at the Group Leisure & Travel Show in Milton Keynes on 5th October.
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GLT AwardsCruising the Greek islands with GTO of the Year prize money
Sue Shapland, Exmoor Extroverts, won the Group Travel Organiser of the Year Award® in 2019. She used her £2,000 prize money for a six-day Classical Greek cruise with Variety Cruises.
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GLT AwardsGTO of the Year winner spends prize money on Scandinavian cruise
Dave Hartle, Dave’s Trips, won the Group Travel Organiser of the Year Award® in 2022 and used his £2,000 prize money for a Scandinavian cruise with Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines.
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NewsWarner Hotels to offer Strictly Come Dancing staycations
Warner Hotels has partnered with BBC Studios to offer a range of Strictly Come Dancing holidays to get up close and personal with some of the world’s most renowned professional dancers.
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FeaturesChristmas short breaks and holidays for groups in 2023 and 2024
We pick out some fantastic festive short breaks, holidays and cruise ideas for future Christmas trips with your group.
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SponsoredVideo Spotlight: CroisiEurope Cruises
Discover how CroisiEurope Cruises can offer groups exclusive incentives and sailings across the world.
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NewsMamma Mia: booking extension announced for West End hit
Mamma Mia! has extended its London run at the Novello Theatre until September next year, with a new cast also revealed.
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FeaturesFrances Tophill on travel and working with Alan Titchmarsh on BBC’s Gardeners’ World
We caught up with TV presenter Frances Tophill ahead of her GLT Show appearance on 5th October in Milton Keynes to discuss her love of travel and what it’s like working with gardening expert Alan Titchmarsh.
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SponsoredSet up base at the University of Edinburgh to explore the city
Summer Stays at the University of Edinburgh offers an affordable base for groups to explore Scotland’s capital and the amazing attractions on offer.
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NewsMore time to see Agatha Christie’s Witness for the Prosecution
Tickets for the courtroom thriller are now on sale for performances through to September 2024.
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NewsExclusive Christmas candlelit tours of Shakespeare’s home
The family home of William Shakespeare is opening its doors exclusively for groups in November for a series of special Christmas-themed, candlelit tours of the historic house.
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NewsPop star Antony Costa to join new cast of Mamma Mia! The Party
Antony Costa of British boy band Blue will join the new cast of Mamma Mia The Party! at London’s O2 Arena.
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NewsBrick or Treat’s monstrous return to Legoland Windsor
LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort, the home of Halloween for kids (and big kids), will see a welcome return of its Brick or Treat event this year.
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Destination GuidesItinerary idea: a day of world-firsts, food and football in Manchester
Birthplace of the industrial revolution, global claims to fame, and home to legendary bands, be inspired with a group visit to Manchester with this full day itinerary.
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NewsPortsmouth International Port welcomes first cruise ship to new terminal
The terminal at Portsmouth International Port has been built to accommodate a growth in cruise ships which could mean an additional 250,000 passengers a year.
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InterviewBeamish’s penny-farthing rider on his love of the museum
We hear from Ian Bean, an engager at Beamish, the Living Museum of the North, about how his role has changed over nearly 40 years of working at the heritage venue.