What else is new? – Page 69
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NewsNew museum and cultural attraction 'The Box' opens in Plymouth
The Box in Plymouth has opened its doors for the first time - the largest arts and heritage museum space to open in the UK this year.
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NewsFlagship river cruise ship from Arena to debut in April
Arena River Cruises has announced that the MS Arena will now launch in April 2021, after plans to start sailing this spring were cancelled due to Covid-19.
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NewsOvernight coach holidays “offer hope” for group tourism
Group tourism in the UK is showing signs of recovery in the form of overnight coach holidays, according to the European Tourism Association (ETOA).
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FeaturesSurvey results: how far ahead do group organisers book, the Covid impact and more
Our 2020 reader survey revealed some interesting things. Here’s a round-up of some of the results…
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FeaturesTour guides share how they have adapted to follow Covid-19 guidelines
Tour guides are often the bread and butter of group trips. But how have they been adapting to Covid-19 restrictions? We spoke to a few of them to find out more.
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FeaturesIsle of Wight holiday was “best tonic” after tough six months
You’ve been telling us about some of the trips you’ve been able to go on recently - this time we hear from Lin Wilson of Solent Events & Leisure about their Isle of Wight break.
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GLT AwardsInterview: GLT Awards host Ben Hanlin on why the ceremony is going to be magic
We catch up with TV star and magician Ben Hanlin, our special host for this year’s online Group Leisure & Travel Awards ceremony on Wednesday 7th October.
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Features8 of the most beautiful places in… Somerset
Here is what Somerset has to offer to groups who appreciate a scenic view, in the city and the countryside.
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NewsFred. Olsen Cruise Lines launches new itineraries for 2021
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines has launched a series of cruises, including itineraries on board its new ship Borealis, sailing to a range of destinations from early next year.
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NewsPreparations made for Windermere Lake Cruises’ newest boat to take to the water
Windermere Lake Cruises’ MV Swift, the biggest new vessel to be launched on the lake in 80 years, should be sailing with its first passengers on board later this autumn.
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NewsGroup organisers share the importance of the theatre as #SaveOurTheatres campaign launches
We’ve spoken to a number of group organisers about what theatre trips mean to them as the #SaveOurTheatres campaign launches to help save venues from closure.
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NewsGroup organiser shares experience of their first outing since lockdown
Philip Howe, organiser for Stevenage Travel Limited, took his group on their first outing since lockdown - a vintage Essex trip to see the region’s countryside and small villages.
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FeaturesA festive round-up of some of the Christmas light trails and events this year
We know that some of you may still be looking to book a Christmas outing, so here’s a selection of light trails and themed displays to choose from.
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NewsRAF Museum’s new displays commemorate Battle of Britain 80
The Royal Air Force Museum has opened new exhibitions at its London and Cosford sites to mark the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Britain.
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NewsBack to the Future The Musical to open in the West End next year
Creators of Back to the Future The Musical have announced that the production will transfer to the Adelphi Theatre in London’s West End following its initial opening in Manchester.
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NewsCTA backs the CPT in its new call for Government support
The Coach Tourism Association has backed the Confederation of Passenger Transport in its new call for Government help and stressed the need for coach holidays to be reclassified in order to open access to greater support.
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NewsBodmin Jail to reopen following £8.5 million redevelopment
Cornwall’s Bodmin Jail is set to reopen on 1st October after undergoing a major £8.5 million redevelopment, bringing new features to the historic prison.
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NewsGroup offers for guided trails and island hopping holidays
HF Holidays has released four new island hopping and trail holidays for next year, with specials rates available for groups of family and friends.
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Features5 private garden visits for groups with the National Garden Scheme
There are a range of private gardens from the National Garden Scheme to choose from across the UK, perfect for groups wanting a private tour. Here are five favourites…
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NewsGroups return to World of James Herriot as new series of All Creatures Great and Small starts
The first coach group has visited the World of James Herriot since before lockdown, ahead of the return of All Creatures Great and Small to our television screens.