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Your June edition includes: Exploring Northern Italy, GTO of the Year® finalists announced, what’s on at the UK’s Heritage Railways, an exclusive interview with Stephen Carlile (‘Hades’ in Disney’s Hercules, London), and much, much more.
Itinerary idea: rowing, history and hidden delights in Henley-on-Thames
From world-famous regattas to riverside strolls, Henley-on-Thames offers a blend of culture, charm, and countryside for visiting groups.
Alf Turner: capturing the moment
We spoke to Alf Turner about how he got into organising trips for two different groups and what he does to make his visits stand out.
Buckingham Palace: what to see, what’s easy to miss and what’s popular
We get some tips and useful insight about what groups should look for from Cassie Robinson, visitor services manager at the iconic residence of the King.
10 iconic landmarks in England to visit with your group
To celebrate English tourism, here are ten amazing group-friendly visits across the country, ranging from historic venues to beautiful gardens.
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Margaret Jones: bringing people together
Margaret Jones, events coordinator of the RBSNW Pensioners Social Group, discusses the big challenges around organising trips today, and her stand out moments from the last few years.
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London Theatre Review: Clueless The Musical
We saw the show that is as colourful and cheesy as they come with a 90s Beverly Hills tale where everything is perfect… or so you’re made to believe.
GLT Awards 2025: the finalists in the running
This year’s shortlist of the best attractions, operators, destinations, suppliers and experiences for groups, according to the people that keep the group travel industry moving - our readers.
Discovering hidden gems in the authentic Algarve
Graham Yandell MBE joined a familiarisation trip for GTOs organised by Travel Editions to the Algarve in Portugal and enjoyed meeting its people, and finding out more about its culture, history and landscapes.
Itinerary idea: Brunel, boats and Banksy in Bristol
Experience a packed two days in colourful Bristol with tours of the city’s attractions, a boat trip along the harbour and world-class street art.
9 great places in Europe for a group holiday
Whether it’s celebrating anniversaries, marking milestones or welcoming new flight routes, there are plenty of exciting destinations to try in 2025 and beyond.
Regional Theatre Review: Ghost Stories
This spooky stage show will leave you fearing every noise in the night after you sit through 90-minutes of pure tension. We went along and struggled to stay in our seat.
Shakespeare Birthplace Trust: what groups can expect
We chat to Louisa Stott, head of commercial at the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust in Stratford-upon-Avon, about what groups should look forward to during a visit.
9 London museums with connections to famous names
London is full of great museums of all sizes and these celebrate important historical figures and famous people from the past across everything from the arts to the sciences.
Barnet u3a explore the delights of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight
Elizabeth Hodgson, group organiser for Barnet u3a, tells us about an enjoyable group break in the south of England, taking in Bournemouth, the New Forest and Osborne House.
Discover the past, present and future of AI at Bletchley Park
The Age of AI is a new exhibition at Bletchley Park that explores the impact of artificial intelligence on our everyday lives, from its depiction in the media to its use for medical purposes.