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Congrats! Group travel winners recognised at GLT awards ceremony
More than 300 guests celebrated excellence in group travel at the 2026 Group Leisure & Travel Awards in London, with readers voting for their favourite attractions, destinations and travel companies.
Sadler’s Wells announces autumn/winter programme
The 2026 season at Sadler’s Wells Theatre features big names and new productions, including BalletBoyz and the return of Matthew Bourne’s Christmas residency.
Dinosaurs to take over Blenheim Palace in unique exhibition
Full-scale dinosaur sculptures will be displayed in the grounds of the palace as part of Dinosaurs Are Forever, running from 11th August to 1st November 2026.
GLT Show speaker Simon Calder lands big job at The Telegraph
GLT Show speaker Simon Calder has joined The Telegraph as its new travel correspondent, leaving The Independent after a 32-year stint.
In pictures: Henry Moore sculptures unveiled at Kew Wakehurst
Four works by the renowned visual artist are on display as part of the Henry Moore and more exhibit alongside contemporary works by international artists.
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Deck the halls: groups can book for Christmas at Belvoir Castle
Early group bookings are open for Belvoir Castle’s 2026 Christmas experience which will see the Leicestershire attraction transformed for the festive season.
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5am pints, superstar cows and the end of the sunbed battle
Is there finally a solution to the age-old struggle of securing a sunbed? Grumpy Group Organiser discusses, along with the controversial topic that has him agreeing with the Ryanair boss.
Jet fuel shortages and Ryanair’s bag ‘Police State’
Jet fuel supply issues threaten flight schedules, while Ryanair intensifies its baggage enforcement with staff incentives. Plus, our columnist sets out why a proper brew is essential for your holidays.
New Meridian members visit Fred. Olsen Borealis ship at Southampton
The members attended a ship inspection at Southampton at the invitation of Ellie Fulcher, the groups and affinity manager at Fred. Olsen Cruises.
Big fun! Heathers The Musical to open The Arts at Marble Arch
The award-winning production will have a limited 52-show summer run at the new temporary home of The Arts Theatre, followed by a UK tour beginning in September.
Whodunit? Midsomer Murders back on stage for 2027 tour
Daniel Casey will be reprising the role of Inspector Tom Barnaby for the return tour of The Killings at Badger’s Drift, which opens in April 2027.
Quentin Blake Centre opens with debut exhibitions
The newly opened centre offers group discounts and debut exhibitions including a rare showcase of Sir Quentin Blake’s theatrical works.
“An evening in theatre like no other” - Hadestown tour to open in 2027
The award-winning musical Hadestown, currently playing its third hit year in the West End, will embark on its first-ever UK & Ireland tour in 2027.
Discover hidden treasures in new behind-the-scenes tour
Groups are invited to delve into Shropshire Museums’ collections, exploring thousands of fascinating objects, as part of a new behind-the-scenes experience.
Science Museum marks American Independence with historic exhibition
The exhibition, opening in October, will explore how science and technology shaped the United States of America, 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
IOW Tours’ Geoff Holt joins CTA board of directors
The Coach Tourism Association has appointed Geoff Holt, owner of Isle of Wight Tours, to its board of directors with the announcement made at the organisation’s AGM in Cardiff.
Marilyn Monroe exhibition now open at National Portrait Gallery
A major exhibition celebrating Marilyn Monroe’s life has opened at the National Portrait Gallery. Marilyn Monroe: A Portrait features previously unseen photographs and iconic artworks.
Cheers to group itinerary celebrating South Devon’s food & drink tourism
Visit South Devon has launched a new group travel itinerary which features visits to the region’s vineyards, distilleries and breweries.
Major Agatha Christie exhibition to open at British Library
Opening in October, Agatha Christie: A World of Mystery will explore the life and work of the renowned crime writer through personal belongings and never-before-seen documents.
English National Opera announces 2026/27 season in London
This season will feature nine operas, including classics such as Puccini’s Tosca and Verdi’s La traviata plus new productions, performed at London Coliseum.
Hendrix archive unveiled at Handel Hendrix House
A treasure trove of previously unseen documents revealing the everyday life of rock legend Jimi Hendrix will go on permanent display at Handel Hendrix House in Mayfair.
King’s Gallery showcases the fashion and style of Queen Elizabeth II
The largest exhibition of the late Queen’s fashion is on display at The King’s Gallery at Buckingham Palace and has been extended until April 2027 due to high demand.
Exploring iconic London landmarks with GLT readers
Join us on Friday 25th September when we will be sampling St Paul’s Cathedral, Thames River Sightseeing and Cutty Sark for this Reader Club fam trip.
McFly’s Harry Judd to star in Disney’s High School Musical
Group rates are now available for the London transfer of Disney’s High School Musical which opens at the Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre in October.
Exclusive Civil War group tour at The Commandery
The historic Worcester building is marking 375 years since the Battle of Worcester changed the course of English history with a new guided Civil War tour and extra group offerings.
Bayeux Tapestry to be displayed flat for first time
The British Museum will display the historic Bayeux Tapestry flat and in one continuous 70-metre length for the first time when its landmark exhibition opens in September.
Making a splash… Singin’ In The Rain tour set to dazzle audiences
The hit show returns for a major new UK and Ireland tour, opening at the Churchill Theatre in Bromley from 28th January, and including a summer season at Sadler’s Wells.
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