What else is new? – Page 133
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NewsWalking hotspots revealed by HF Holidays include Cuba and Morocco
Highlighting destinations such as Cuba, Morocco and Portugal, HF Holidays has announced its selection of breaks for 2019.
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NewsNew Miss Trunchbull for London’s Matilda the Musical
Hayden Tee will take on the role of Miss Trunchbull for the first time this September in Matilda The Musical.
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FeaturesReview: A magical Mekong cruise with AmaWaterways
Literally translated as the ‘Mother of Rivers’ the Mekong is an exotic destination where groups can explore two contrasting countries in comfort, writes Jeannine Williamson.
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NewsGreat Rail Journeys launches new ‘smaller group’ tours
The rail company has announced eight new holiday itineraries which are suitable for smaller groups of up to 20 people, including locations in Switzerland and Italy.
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FeaturesSome of the most beautiful spots for an autumn outing
The National Trust has revealed some of the best locations in the UK for walking during the autumn this year.
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NewsLead casting revealed for UK tour of Rock of Ages
Danielle Hope and Sam Ferriday will join the cast of the musical Rock of Ages for its UK tour from September.
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NewsNorwegian Cruise Line enhances three of its ships
Passengers sailing on three of Norwegian Cruise Line’s vessels will now benefit from new and improved facilities and entertainment.
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NewsMore illuminations for Dunham Massey festive light trail
Christmas at Dunham Massey will return to the historic National Trust property in Cheshire from 30th November until 30th December, featuring more illuminations and festive displays.
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NewsStar dancer to lead casting of Saturday Night Fever tour
Saturday Night Fever will begin a tour of the UK this month at New Wimbledon Theatre, and will star former Matthew Bourne dancer.
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FeaturesGLT picks: 5 river cruises you’ll want to know about for 2019
Here are five voyages for 2019 to whet your appetite when booking your next group sailing.
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NewsRichard Branson reveals first Virgin cruise ship will be called Scarlet Lady
Virgin Voyages’ first cruise ship currently being built in Italy will be named Scarlet Lady.
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NewsHorrors of Spanish Flu on display at Florence Nightingale Museum
The horrors of the Spanish Flu 100 years ago is brought to life in an exhibition at the Florence Nightingale Museum.
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NewsAmaWaterways tees up treat for golfers with five-round cruise
Golfers can now combine their passion for the game with a relaxing river cruise thanks to a unique new offering from AmaWaterways.
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Features5 group trip recommendations from the GLT team
Find out where the Group Leisure & Travel team have been recently and why they’d recommend to groups.
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NewsAlan Titchmarsh to open £2m American Garden near Bath
Celebrity gardener Alan Titchmarsh will officially open a new American Garden near Bath following a £2m investment that includes 12,000 additional plants.
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NewsBritain’s oldest theme park celebrates 175 years
One of the Isle of Wight’s iconic attractions and Britain’s oldest theme park Blackgang Chine is marking 175 years of making magical memories.
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FeaturesFancy these cruises? Fred. Olsen hand-picks its top 20 sailings
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines has revealed its top 20 destinations in a new brochure for the 2019/20 season.
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FeaturesInterview: Leading ladies in Take That’s musical The Band
Vicky Edwards meets the mostly female cast of smash-hit show The Band, co-produced by Take That – to talk about growing up obsessed with a boyband.
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NewsNew cast announced for The Phantom of the Opera
As The Phantom of the Opera heads into its 33rd year, Andrew Lloyd Webber and producer Chris Mackintosh have announced a new cast for the show at Her Majesty’s Theatre in Haymarket, London.
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FeaturesWarwick Castle recreates history with new Dragon Slayer show
Dragon Slayer features thrilling combat, great acting and an evening of fun, says Laura Sexton, after attending the premiere.