Inspiration for your next trip, going a little deeper with feature content, reviews and interviews that’ll leave you brimming with ideas.
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Your March edition includes: Stately Homes, Palaces & Castles, Cruising, Shopping Trips, GLT Awards 2026 Finalists Revealed, and much more.
Sarah Holt joins Fred. Olsen Cruise Line’s In Search of the Northern Lights cruise taking in some of Norway’s most breathtaking sights.
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Hidden in Peckham Rye, 58th Street offers an immersive experience that transports guests to a 1930s New York jazz club, complete with a six-course feast and live performances.
Join us for a trip to the home of Henry VIII this April to uncover the incredible history of the spectacular baroque palace and why it’s perfect for groups.
Groups can follow in the footsteps of Netflix’s Agatha Christie adaptation Seven Dials, with stunning filming locations across Bath and Gloucestershire.
Read moreGTO Sue Povey discusses more than two decades of organising group trips and her most memorable recent day visit and holiday.
Discover the hidden stories of espionage, codebreaking and courage that helped win World War Two at these fascinating UK attractions.
We chat to Belvoir Castle tour guide Ruth Grant to find out about working at the historic castle and the best things for groups to discover.
A packed programme of anniversaries awaits group organisers in 2026, from the 250th anniversary of American Independence explored at Hillsborough Castle, to milestone birthdays for beloved literary characters.
Europe has plenty of relaxing, fascinating and memorable holiday destinations for groups, with an abundance of flight routes from the UK across the continent.
Our grumpy group organiser discusses Trump introducing frustrating barriers to travelling, smart tourism, and trends that seem as dubious as they are silly.
The Gardeners’ World presenter talks about the UK gardens that inspire him most, why visiting gardens as a group creates special bonds, and what he wishes he’d have known when starting his 40-year career.
A vibrant city in Canada’s French-speaking province of Quebec, Montreal is home to French colonial and gothic architecture and an abundance of group-friendly attractions.
We witness how the beloved character comes to life on stage, spreading his timeless message of kindness and belonging to a captivated audience at London’s Savoy Theatre.
‘The Auld Country’ is packed with intriguing and spectacular attractions, from heritage museums to open-air wildlife and history.
Cirque du Soleil’s most successful London show is performing at the Royal Albert Hall until March. OVO features 53 acrobats and musicians bringing the colourful world of insects to life.