What else is new? – Page 11
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NewsLine of Duty’s Adrian Dunbar and Doctor Who’s Peter Davison in Kiss Me, Kate
Adrian Dunbar and Peter Davison will be joined by Tony Award winner Stephanie J. Block this summer in musical comedy Kiss Me, Kate
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NewsBowood House display marks 250 years since discovery of oxygen
The new exhibition invites visitors to find out about Dr Joseph Priestley, the man who discovered oxygen in the laboratory at Bowood House in Wiltshire.
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NewsMore time to see The Play That Goes Wrong in London
Groups have got more time to catch The Play That Goes Wrong on stage, with a new cast also revealed to cause havoc at the Duchess Theatre in London.
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FeaturesIn pictures: Icons of British Fashion opens at Blenheim Palace
The UNESCO World Heritage Site has opened the doors to its largest ever exhibition in history, where significant items from the very best of British fashion have taken over the palace.
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FeaturesThe best things for groups to do in… Dudley
Groups visiting the borough of Dudley will be delighted by the variety of things to see and do.
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NewsThe biggest takeaways from a first-timer in New York City
Harry Rogers reports back from a memorable five days in New York City, highlighting what he did and what he learned along the way.
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InterviewALVA director: making sure attractions cater for groups is a priority
We speak to Bernard Donoghue, OBE, from ALVA about how important group tourism is and what attractions are doing to be more appealing to coach groups.
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Reader ClubReader Club: highlights of Kew Gardens and The Poppy Factory
GLT editor Keeley Rodgers on the highlights of our fam trip to Kew Gardens and The Poppy Factory in Richmond.
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ReviewLondon Theatre Review: Sister Act
Sister Act has been such a West End hit, they had to bring it back. Groups can expect plenty of laughs, amazing vocals and sparkly costumes.
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VideoWatch: what is ATOL and how does it protect you?
A new video outlines what the ATOL scheme is for British holidaymakers when they book a package trip that includes a flight.
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ReviewRegional Theatre Review: Pretty Woman The Musical
Prepare for an evening of heart-warming romance, with plenty of giggles along the way says Keeley Rodgers who saw Pretty Woman: The Musical in Milton Keynes.
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News3 huge London shows announce extensions for groups
Groups have more time to catch The Phantom of the Opera, Hamilton and Les Misérables in London as all three have announced extensions until 29th March 2025.
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NewsMatt Baker and John Craven on Royal Three Counties Show line-up
The celebrity line-up for the Royal Three Counties Show in Worcestershire features BBC Countryfile presenters Matt Baker and John Craven.
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NewsKing’s Galleries to showcase royal photos and historic artefacts
The Royal Collection Trust has revealed that the galleries formerly known as The Queen’s Galleries will reopen as The King’s Galleries with exciting new exhibitions.
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NewsThe most popular tourist attractions in 2023 were…
The Association of Leading Visitor Attractions has released its 2023 visitor figures from its members, with many seeing a huge rise.
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FeaturesD-Day 80: where to go to commemorate the anniversary with your group
A round-up of special exhibitions, events, coach trips and holidays to mark the 80th anniversary of the D-Day Normandy landings in 2024.
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NewsFilm trail among North Yorkshire Moors Railway’s 2024 season highlights
The trail will showcase some of the blockbuster films and TV series that have been filmed in and around the railway in Yorkshire.
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NewsCotswold Farm Park: group offer with heritage talk and refreshments
Visitors are invited to learn more about the Gloucestershire farm’s history and its focus on preserving rare breed animals.
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InterviewAndrea Golder: ensuring members get value for money
Andrea Golder on 45 years of taking groups around the world, how she comes up with new ideas, what her ‘musts’ are, and where’s still left on the bucket list.
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ColumnWilly Wonka disaster in Glasgow, refunds for rain and the BT Tower
Why you need to deliver on your promises, a hotel package that caught the eye, and news about an iconic London landmark.