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NewsWorld’s largest touring exhibition of Banksy artworks coming to London’s Covent Garden
Group tickets are now available for what will be the UK’s first chance to see the world’s largest touring collection by notorious artist Banksy, showcasing works rarely seen by the general public. It opens in May and runs until November.
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NewsExtraordinary story brought to life at Brunel’s SS Great Britain
2020 marks the 50th anniversary of the remarkable homecoming journey of the world’s first great ocean liner.
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FeaturesSome of the places the GLT team have visited in 2019
The Group Leisure & Travel team have been here, there and everywhere in 2019. We’ve picked out a handful of our favourite visits to help inspire your next group trip.
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NewsExtraordinary experiences of home brought to life in revamped museum
The Museum of the Home in London will reopen next summer after an £18.1 million development, doubling in size.
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NewsLondon’s Science Museum opens fascinating medical display
The Science Museum in South Kensington has opened one of the most significant medical collections in the world, featuring 3,000 different and interesting objects.
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FeaturesTop 5 must-do experiences at Ironbridge Gorge Museums
The World Heritage Site in Shropshire has plenty for groups to discover, from remarkable landscapes to fascinating stories.
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NewsRoyal Collection reveals group events and tours for 2020
Groups can now book events and exhibitions at the royal residences next year, including exclusive private tours.
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ReviewReview: The ambitious and intriguing Tutankhamun exhibition at London’s Saatchi Gallery
GLT’s deputy editor Katherine Payne got an early look at the rare relics from Tutankhamun’s tomb in all of their remarkable detail.
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NewsRecord-breaking Tutankhamun exhibition opens in London this weekend
Here’s all you need to know ahead of Tutankhamun: Treasures of the Golden Pharaoh opening this weekend at the Saatchi Gallery, Chelsea.
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FeaturesThe Royal Collection Trust’s 2020 exhibitions to look out for
Get planning for next year with our round-up of the art and photography displays at the Royal Collection Trust (RCT)’s attractions.
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NewsTransport Museum’s Hidden London tours now available for groups
The London Transport Museum has launched Hidden London tours for groups for the very first time, taking visitors down into some of the capital’s disused tube stations and secret spaces at a discounted rate.
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NewsLiverpool’s World Museum to host first ever exhibition of Taki Katei’s work outside Japan
This autumn, the city’s World Museum will display the first ever exhibition of Taki Katei’s work outside Japan as part of the UK-Japan Season of Culture.
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NewsNottinghamshire’s Portland Collection reopens to the public
The historic Welbeck estate has reopened its Portland Collection gallery following an extended closure after the theft of its Portland Tiara last November.
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NewsAnnual VisitBritain survey reveals England’s most popular attractions
VisitBritain’s annual study on the number of visits to different attractions has been released, with two London sites taking first place in the top ten paid and free places to go.
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NewsNew Buckinghamshire itineraries to bring TV and literary fans to the county
Visit Buckinghamshire & The Chilterns has created new itineraries, suitable for groups, linking to various films, TV series and authors.
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NewsGeorge IV’s art collection on display in new exhibition at Buckingham Palace
The Royal Collection Trust’s display George IV: Art & Spectacle will open at The Queen’s Gallery this November.
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Features6 of the most unusual group days out in the UK
Our pick of some of the most unique places to take your members for a group trip with a difference.
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NewsBringing the 1950s to life with opening of new ‘welfare hall’ at Beamish
The first building in a new 1950s Town being created at Beamish, The Living Museum of the North, has opened to the public.
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NewsRAF museums to host Summer of Spitfire season
The RAF museums, located in London and Cosford, have revealed their programme of events which will pay homage to the iconic World War Two plane.
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NewsLondon’s Science museum opens new futuristic exhibition
The Science Museum has opened a new exhibition named Driverless: Who is in control?, exploring ‘how close we are to living in a world driven by thinking machines.’