What else is new? – Page 75
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NewsCoronavirus: how group organisers are staying upbeat
Group travel organisers get in touch about how they’re adapting and staying positive during this trying time.
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FeaturesArrange a virtual group visit to some of Europe’s best museums
These online virtual tours bring the beauty and wonder of the continent to you and your group - think of it as a fam trip for next year’s outings.
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NewsPlanning ahead with South Devon itineraries
There’s plenty of inspiration for group organisers thinking of planning a future holiday for their members to the area.
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ColumnFear spreads quicker than a virus
In a world which is losing its head according to Grumpy Group Organiser, he shares his thoughts on the impacts social media during the Coronavirus outbreak and ridiculous selfies.
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News‘No contact’ day available at Bishop’s Palace in response to Coronavirus outbreak
Bishop’s Palace in Somerset is now offering a fully ‘no contact’ experience, making special enhancements to stop people coming into close contact with each other due to the Coronavirus outbreak.
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InterviewInterview: Brian Conley on Strictly, school life & lying about his age to join Pontins
We interview renowned entertainer Brian Conley who’s currently starring in 9 to 5 the Musical in London.
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FeaturesExplore Bath’s on-screen locations as seen in McDonald and Dodds
We’re sharing some on-screen spots from ITV’s new crime drama McDonald and Dodds that groups can discover while visiting the city of Bath.
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NewsGin cruises among special sailings with Ullswater Steamers
The cruise operator in Cumbria has several special sailings planned for 2020, including a fish & chips supper cruise, gin cruise and photography voyages.
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FeaturesHistoric Royal Palaces gears up for spectacular season of events
In this feature, we’ve rounded up the big announcements and events to be taking place at some of Historic Royal Palace’s renowned sites throughout this year and into 2021.
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NewsWindsor Castle opens first visitor café in medieval Undercroft
The oldest surviving area of the castle has been transformed and will be open to visitors every day.
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NewsNational Express launches daily stop at RHS Garden Wisley
Coach operator National Express has teamed up with the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) to offer a direct daily return coach service from central London to RHS Garden Wisley in Surrey.
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NewsGroup rates for Royal Philharmonic Orchestra season
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (RPO) has announced its autumn and winter events, with group rates available.
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NewsThird tour planned for The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time
The National Theatre production will embark on its third tour in the autumn, and return to London for a limited run.
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NewsMore time to see the West End’s Tina Turner musical
Tina - The Tina Turner Musical is now taking bookings into 2021, with Chanel Haynes joining the cast as the alternate Tina at select performances.
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InterviewInterview: Garden designer and broadcaster Toby Buckland
Toby talks about the upcoming BBC Gardeners’ World Live show and what he expects groups to be making a beeline for at this year’s event.
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NewsFred. Olsen’s "small ships with big personality" will sail to new locations
We attended Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines’ media launch at which the award-winning cruise line unveiled its 2021/22 itineraries.
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NewsCastle visits and food festival among new Shropshire itineraries
Suggested itineraries including a guided tour of the ruins of Whittington Castle, have been put together in a bid to bring more groups to Shropshire.
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NewsABTA answers questions about coronavirus travel disruptions
The Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA) discusses what travellers can expect if their booked holidays are disrupted due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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NewsSchool of Rock set for major tour
The first batch of tickets are now on sale for Andrew Lloyd Webber’s School of Rock the Musical which takes to the road from February 2021.
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FeaturesWhere groups can celebrate Mayflower 400 this year
The Mayflower ship sailed from Plymouth 400 years ago, marking a wave of celebrations this year both in the port city and far beyond.