News Story Archives – Page 34
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NewsNew experience dedicated to Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein opens in Bath
Mary Shelley’s House of Frankenstein, said to be the first ever visitor attraction dedicated to the author’s work, has now opened in Bath.
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NewsOld Royal Naval College launches Greenwich itineraries
The Old Royal Naval College in London has launched a number of packages for group travel organisers so visitors can explore the best of Greenwich’s UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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NewsAfter-hours tours and painting workshops among Scenic’s European river cruise extras
Scenic is offering a number of experiences as part of its 2022 European river cruise programme such as exclusive access to a major arts centre and a silk painting workshop.
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NewsLondon Transport Museum’s Hidden London exhibition extended until 2023
The Hidden London exhibition at London Transport Museum has been extended until the end of 2023 due to popular demand.
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NewsWembley Stadium behind-the-scenes tours will reopen for visitors
Wembley Stadium has announced it will reopen for behind-the-scenes tours which it promises will be “bigger, better and even more memorable”.
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NewsUK Parliament is to reopen for tours of the historic building in London
UK Parliament will reopen to the public for tours of the landmark building in Westminster, London.
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NewsIrish Ferries now offers sailings between Dover and Calais
There are up to 10 daily sailings on the new Irish Ferries’ Dover to Calais route on board the refurbished Isle of Inishmore ferry.
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NewsBirmingham Museums Trust launches flexible tailor-made packages for groups
Birmingham Museums Trust has announced that groups will be offered flexible visits across nine venues including Aston Hall, Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery and Weoley Castle Ruins.
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NewsVisitors can explore Buckingham Palace Garden on self-guided tours for the first time
The garden at Buckingham Palace opens for self-guided tours for the first time tomorrow, Friday 9th July, until September.
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NewsDavid Livingstone museum to reopen following major transformation
The David Livingstone Birthplace museum in South Lanarkshire, Scotland, is to reopen this month following a three-year regeneration programme including a new interactive exhibition, a refurbished shop and café and a children’s play park.
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NewsHF Holidays unveils UK and overseas group destinations for 2022/23
The Group Organiser’s Guide, released by tour operator HF Holidays features UK destinations including St Ives and Glen Coe as well as tours further afield in Norway and Slovenia.
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NewsNew images released to celebrate Prince of Egypt’s West End return
The new photos were taken as the Prince of Egypt reopened at London’s Dominion Theatre on 1st July under Step 3 guidelines.
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NewsRoyal Philharmonic Orchestra celebrates 75 years with special performances
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (RPO) is celebrating 75 years of music-making with a range of shows and concerts throughout this year and next.
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NewsFull cast announced for Mamma Mia! West End return
The hit musical Mamma Mia! will return to London’s West End at the Novello Theatre on 25th August, with some of the show’s previous stars returning to their former roles.
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NewsNew city walks on offer for groups in London
A network of walking tours around London have been revealed for groups, with the help of an expert tour guide to point out key sights and tell stories along the way, as well as self guided options.
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NewsBritish Motor Museum’s latest exhibition will uncover the stories of the motor industry
A new exhibition, which has opened at the British Motor Museum, aims to uncover the stories behind the motor industry and the people who worked and lived around it.
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NewsGroups can descend 42m from the top of Tottenham Hotspur’s stadium
Tottenham Hotspur Football Club has added a 42m controlled descent over the edge of its stadium’s Dare Skywalk experience - what is thought to be the first of its kind at any stadium across the UK.
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NewsExclusive group tours of Rothschild family’s Eythrope Garden on offer
Groups can book exclusive private tours of Eythrope, the private walled garden of the Rothchild family in Buckinghamshire, near to their Waddesdon Manor home.
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NewsGroups can book private virtual experiences with West End theatre stars
West End Your Way, set up by actor Alasdair Harvey and theatre director Hannah Chissick, allows groups to host private Q&A sessions as well as performances from their favourite stars.
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VideoVideo: WeLoveCoaches campaign launched by Coach Tourism Association
The Coach Tourism Association (CTA) has launched a new WeLoveCoaches campaign to promote coach tours and excursions.