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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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Latest Issue
Your July edition includes: Overseas inspiration, Historic Venues & Heritage Sites, GLT Awards Review, Food & Drink Experiences, Entry/Exit System Feedback, Isle of Wight for groups, and much more.
5 English vineyards for groups to enjoy together
To celebrate English Wine Week here are five group-friendly vineyards which are sure to entertain groups who like a tipple all year-round.
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Group enjoys second visit to Living Crafts festival
An Oxfordshire based group travel organiser has praised the Living Crafts festival at Hatfield Park after discovering the event at the Group Leisure & Travel Show, with members enjoying hands-on demonstrations.
The enduring appeal of Matilda The Musical
As it enters its 15th year in the West End, we look back on the record-breaking success of Matilda The Musical and explore what it is that continues to appeal to audiences year on year.
Encore! Theatre shows extending in the West End
It’s always sad to see a good thing go, which is why we’re thrilled that these major productions are extending their run in London, one until 2028.
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Jane Crumpton-Taylor: perfecting walks & talks
GTO Jane Crumpton-Taylor on adding evening talks to her trips and arranging walking tours for members to see more.
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London Theatre Review: Beetlejuice The Musical
The much-anticipated West End debut of Beetlejuice The Musical delivers a spectacularly chaotic show, with 200+ special effects and David Fynn’s outlandish performance.
Regional Theatre Review: The Choir of Man
Taking you through the doors of the on-stage pub called The Jungle, The Choir of Man invites audiences to join the cast for two hours of foot-stomping, hand-clapping fun.
The best things for groups to do in… Worcestershire
On a visit to Worcestershire, groups will find there’s much more to this county than its namesake sauce and tongue-twisting pronunciation.
ABBA Voyage: why it’s still proving so popular with groups
We speak to Sarah Nightingale who looks after groups at ABBA Voyage about why it has been so popular and what might surprise people about the experience.
La Dolce Vita! Northern Italy highlights for groups
Discover why regions like Lombardy, Veneto, Emilia-Romagna and Piedmont make this corner of Europe ideal for unforgettable Italian group holidays.
U3A group pairs St Paul’s with Tate Modern for their London visit
Sue from Potters Bar U3A shares how a conversation at the GLT Show led to a successful 47-strong group visit to two of London’s most iconic attractions.
Howdy y’all… a winning trip to Nashville for GTO of the Year®
GTO of the Year® 2025, Emma Durrant of The Sound Collective used her prize money on a fitting musical tour of Nashville, USA. See what she got up to.
Walk this way… Britain’s spectacular coastal walking destinations
What better way to experience Britain’s coastline than on a walk? Here’s a selection of coastal walks and walking holidays that groups can enjoy across the UK all year-round.
Hampton Court Palace: a Reader Club trip of history, tulips and intrigue
Group Leisure & Travel readers were given a special familiarisation at Hampton Court Palace in Surrey to find out more about the fascinating attraction.
Maiden voyages and Mississippi sailing: ideas for group river cruises
Jane Archer shares inspiration from the world of river cruising, from itineraries in the USA and Southeast Asia to debut trips down the Seine.
