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NewsWax on, wax off: Karate Kid musical offers group rates
Groups can take advantage of exclusive off-peak rates for the musical adaptation of the 1984 blockbuster, which tours UK venues from April 2026.
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NewsDaish’s Holidays reports 12% rise in bookings for winter breaks
The coach holiday company has seen bookings for Turkey & Tinsel, Christmas, and Twixmas packages exceed previous records, prompting the reopening of a Newquay hotel.
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NewsGLT Show 2026 exhibitor bookings 50% up
Organisers of the GLT Show have already confirmed a large uptake of exhibitor stands for next year’s event, which will take place on 8th October 2026 in Milton Keynes.
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NewsCoach friendly destinations and top tips inside 2026 guide
The 2026 edition of the Coaching Venues & Excursions Guide, published by Group Leisure & Travel, is now available in print and digital edition.
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NewsGroup rates available for The Curious Incident UK tour
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, adapted from Mark Haddon’s multi-million-selling novel, will begin touring UK theatres next September.
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NewsLeShuttle transforming UK and French terminals
The project will take place over the next five years with the aim of creating a more modern, seamless, efficient and sustainable experience for millions of travellers who pass through.
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NewsGTO heads underground on Hidden London tour
Jenny Hillman reports back from her group’s guided tour of the tunnels beneath London’s streets which she won as part of the Group Leisure & Travel 30th anniversary celebrations.
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NewsSail Croatia offers savings on group charters for 2026
The small ship cruise operator is targeting groups with discounted rates on its Elegance and Explorer fleets, plus savings on cycle-themed cruises.
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NewsTower of London river cruise launches on UK’s first electric tour boat
The new 40-minute Thames tours, run by Historic Royal Palaces and Woods Tours, have been narrated by the co-creator of the BBC’s Ghosts.
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ColumnSleep tourism, travel insurance and using AI to plan holidays
The rise of ‘sleep tourism’, travel insurance fibs and why we should be cautious of using bots to plan group trips are all up for discussion for our opinionated organiser.
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InterviewAntiques Roadshow’s Mark Smith on 40 years of battlefield tours
Antique Roadshow’s medals and militaria expert Mark Smith talks about why everyone should do a battlefields tour and what he loves about the BBC show.
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NewsEU Entry/Exit: work to ensure coaches aren’t delayed
The Confederation of Passenger Transport (CPT) has been working on behalf of operators to ensure that coaches aren’t delayed before boarding ferries or trains when the new border checks are in force.
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NewsCambridge theatre reopening with pantomime and touring shows
The Arts Theatre Cambridge has announced its upcoming spring 2026 season as the theatre prepares to reopen following a nine-month closure for redevelopment.
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NewsUK travellers prioritise holidays over other spending
More UK people went on holiday in the last year with many willing to cut back spending in other areas to afford their trips, according to ABTA’s annual Holiday Habits report.
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NewsHenry VIII’s former home transformed for Christmas
The gardens of Hampton Court Palace will showcase artisan food and drinks, carefully curated gifts and a seasonal atmosphere over the first two weekends of December.
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NewsAntiques Roadshow expert amazed by Enigma machine at GLT Show
Antiques Roadshow regular Mark Smith was captivated by Bletchley Park’s Enigma machine replica at the GLT Show, calling it “the machine that probably helped us win the Second World War”.
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NewsThe Last Laugh brings comedy legends to UK stages in 2026
The comedy production featuring Tommy Cooper, Eric Morecambe and Bob Monkhouse is set for a major UK and Ireland tour, opening at Malvern Theatres in April 2026.
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SponsoredVictorian Christmas feast brings Dickens to life in London
The Great Christmas Feast returns to London with its breathtaking blend of Victorian feasting, enchanting live music, and spellbinding theatre.
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NewsGTO reports back from first ever Rutland Flower Show
As part of the Group Leisure & Travel 30th anniversary celebrations, GTOs could enter a prize draw for 30 tickets to the new Rutland Flower Show. The lucky winner reports back.
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SponsoredTop Hat the Musical returns to London for limited festive season run
The Olivier Award-winning musical adaptation returns to London this Christmas with Irving Berlin’s immortal songs including Cheek to Cheek and Puttin’ on the Ritz.