New openings and the latest ideas to help you organise great group trips and holidays.
Watch the best crowned at the premier and most important national awards for group travel. Hear from winners and guests following another hugely successful event in London.
Look back at the Group Leisure & Travel Awards 2025 with a selection of photographs from the dinner and ceremony, including the winner presentations, party celebrations on the dance floor and smiley faces in the drinks reception.
From blockbuster attractions and family favourites, to destinations and specialist travel trade companies, our readers once again delivered their verdict on what’s best for groups trips and holidays.
VisitEngland has published its annual visitor statistics, revealing the most popular attractions across the country in 2024.
Lorne Michaels, Crossroads Live and Sonia Friedman Productions have announced the UK and Ireland tour of Mean Girls The Musical will open at Manchester Opera House on 23rd February 2026.
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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.
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Groups can enjoy some of Hollywood’s greatest songs in Irving Berlin’s Top Hat, playing at the Chichester Festival Theatre from 14th July to 6th September 2025.
This time, our regular columnist discusses whether America is welcoming for tourists, and why France wants its statue back.
Dangerous selfie locations, the romance of Bristol and potential changes for the Channel Tunnel are all up for discussion by Grumpy Group Organiser.
Work by 47 sculptors is on display in the house and gardens at Beaulieu in Hampshire, with visitors able to explore the exhibition until 14th September 2025.
The award winning musical has announced its final extension at The Ambassadors Theatre, with its last West End performance taking place on 11th October 2025.
The Royal Shakespeare Company has announced its 2025/26 programme of shows, including a new production of Shakespeare’s Henry V and a West End run of Born With Teeth.
It has been confirmed that coach tour operator InterChoice Holidays has been taken over by Greenline Coaches with several staff moving to an expanded groups department.
Pack a picnic and head to Royal Botanic Gardens Kew in London this September for an exciting new series of live, outdoor events, featuring well-known TV faces.
Dartmoor Zoo in Devon is now offering specially curated wildlife experiences for groups that combinine education, adventure and conservation.
To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the West End musical, producers of Les Misérables have announced a new cast including Killian Donnelly as Jean Valjean and Bradley Jaden as Javert.
Prehistoric Planet: Discovering Dinosaurs brings Apple TV+’s award-nominated series to life with a 360 degree display and never seen before material.
Chatham Historic Dockyard Trust is inviting visitors to take part in new walking tours focused on the films and TV shows which have been shot at the Kent attraction.
Our regular columnist has his say on going cashless when travelling abroad, the impact of tourism on social cohesion and the irony about offence being cancelled after people were offended.
The actor and singer-songwriter will take on the role of Algernon Moncrieff when the National Theatre production transfers to the West End.
Giants will feature life-sized 3D models and nearly complete skeletons of creatures from 66 million years ago to the present day.
The historic attraction near Darlington, County Durham, is offering three themed experiences providing an insight into the stories of the castle’s history and the people who lived and worked there.
The stage and screen star will play Doctor Emmett Brown in Back to the Future The Musical at the Adelphi Theatre.
Discover Dawlish and Dawlish Warren in south Devon have launched a new group travel itinerary for 2025 to showcase the town and local attractions to visitors.
Kip Williams’ one actor adaptation of Bram Stoker’s Dracula will begin performances at London’s Noël Coward Theatre in February 2026.
The stage adaptation of the 1955 novel and hit film will tour UK theatres from 4th September, 70 years after the novel’s publication.
Grantham House, a 14th century town house, has opened its ground floor and gardens as a National Trust attraction.
In the latter half of 2025, Blenheim Palace is hosting several seasonal events including Salon Privé, Christmas markets and more.