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News & Views... finding out what's new
New openings and the latest ideas to help you organise great group trips and holidays.
What's New?
Cirque du Soleil returns to London in 2027 with KURIOS
Cirque du Soleil’s KURIOS – Cabinet of Curiosities is coming to the Royal Albert Hall for a seven-week run in early 2027.
Historic house launches food and drink packages
West Horsley Place is inviting groups to explore its rich history while enjoying a selection of indulgent treats, from mulled cider by the fire to a traditional afternoon tea.
Historic Greystoke Castle welcomes groups for tours and events
Greystoke Castle in Cumbria is open for group bookings, offering guided tours, afternoon teas and a packed events programme for groups of 20 or more.
u3a getaways launches with UK tours for members
A new travel programme called u3a getaways has launched, offering u3a members a range of themed UK tours combining heritage, culture and shared interests from 2027.
Hever Castle brings The Nutcracker to life this Christmas
Hever Castle & Gardens is set to enchant visitors with an immersive Nutcracker-themed trail, festive illuminations, Tudor interiors and special packages for groups.
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Your September edition includes: Walking Holidays & Routes, What's New in Liverpool, Springtime Planning, GLT Show Preview, GTO Theatre Recommendations, Hatfield House and much more.
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Dark Tales: immersive walking experience launches in Peak District
A new guided experience combining immersive storytelling, historic walks and period-inspired dining invites groups to uncover the darker side of the Peak District.
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Mountain queues, overtourism and enraging loudspeakers
Grumpy Group Organiser has his say on too many tourists, tolerating loudspeakers and queuing on a mountain – there’s always something to annoy him.
Bad manners at 30,000ft, crazy queues and airport security
Plane passenger etiquette in freefall, nine-hour queues for Bayeux Tapestry tickets and Dubai Airport’s passport-free future.
The Masked Singer costumes to go on display in Brighton
Fans of ITV’s singing contest-meets-guessing game will soon be able to see the imaginative costumes from the show on display at Brighton Museum & Art Gallery.
Trent Park House of Secrets: WWII spy history for groups
A new museum in a historic North London country house is lifting the lid on a largely untold World War Two espionage story - and groups are welcome to explore.
The fun continues as Mamma Mia! The Party confirms extension
There’s even more time to join the party at The O2 as the flagship ABBA-themed dining experience extends bookings until November 2027.
Efteling unveils £20m Raveleijn show upgrade
The Dutch theme park has revealed mock-up sketches of the renovated Raveleijn area, including upgraded facilities and a new show, reopening later this year.
GLT Show: why the speakers can’t wait for the 2026 event
Seminar speakers Simon Calder, Eric Knowles and Paul Rose share what they’re looking forward to at this year’s Group Leisure & Travel Show on Thursday 8th October in Milton Keynes.
Midlands Bus Festival to gather 100+ heritage vehicles
A new two-day festival celebrating the Midlands’ bus heritage is set to welcome groups aboard more than 100 preserved and vintage vehicles in May next year.
Anton Du Beke swaps ballroom for ballet next summer
The Strictly Come Dancing star will make his National Theatre debut as Ballet Shoes launches a major UK tour in August 2027, heading to London, Birmingham, Edinburgh and more.
Iconic Liverpool music venue celebrated in major exhibition
70 Years of The Cavern Club will feature more than 200 curated items, including personal belongings of The Beatles, when it goes on display at the Museum of Liverpool in early 2027.
Hallelujah! Exhibition brings fresh insight to Handel’s hits
Handel Hendrix House, the former home of G.F. Handel, welcomes visitors to a new exhibition uncovering the inspiration behind the celebrated composer’s work.
The Light set to brighten County Durham’s future
Durham’s new contemporary art gallery has opened its inaugural exhibition, Victory Over the Sun, where light is brought to life through interactive displays and immersive sensory experiences.
Dates and venues added for La Voix’s 2027 UK tour
Star of Strictly Come Dancing and Ru Paul’s Drag Race UK, La Voix will be touring theatres across the country with new dates confirmed for London, Manchester and Blackpool shows.
Groups can secure their golden ticket for a world of pure imagination
Michael Ball to star as Willy Wonka in the musical adaptation of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory at the London Coliseum next summer.
National tour announced for Strangers on a Train
A new stage production of the classic psychological thriller will be touring theatres across the UK and Ireland in 2027, including dates in Birmingham, Richmond and Canterbury.
Million Dollar Quartet announces UK tour after London run
The rock ‘n’ roll musical will travel to venues around the UK in 2027 to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the legendary recording session that inspired the production.
Wrexham’s museum experience celebrates community and football
The landmark new museum and national visitor attraction will give visiting groups the chance to learn about Wrexham’s local heritage and rich footballing history in one place.
Roger Bart extends his run in Back to the Future musical tour
Tony Award-winning actor Roger Bart has extended his run as the eccentric scientist, Doc Brown during the nationwide UK tour, which opens in Bristol in October.
Bayeux Around Britain: rare casts will tour venues across the UK
As the Bayeux Tapestry opens to the public at the British Museum today, discover its finer details with hand-painted plaster casts of the medieval embroidery on display at several locations around the country.
Musical adaptation of Nanny McPhee coming to London
The magical nanny is set to make her stage debut in summer 2027, with original songs and Academy Award winner Emma Thompson at the helm.
Small-batch wine tour now available for group bookings
Three Herefordshire farming families – White Heron Estate, Frome Valley Vineyards and 1276 Wines, have launched the Ancient Roots, Fresh Vintage package to showcase the county’s ancient lands.
