What else is new? – Page 8
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NewsNew V&A site featuring over half a million pieces to open in May
V&A East Storehouse will offer behind-the-scenes access to over half a million creative works, with a second site, V&A East Museum, scheduled to open in spring 2026.
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ColumnTourists must pay, say the French and visiting a ‘Trump’ America
A look at why the French Culture Minister wants non EU tourists to pay a surcharge, the thought of visiting the USA with Trump back in the White House, and how tech and awareness don’t seem to go hand-in-hand.
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NewsBroadway’s The Great Gatsby coming to London
The Tony Award-winning musical is on its way to the West End one year on from opening on Broadway, bringing F. Scott Fitzgerald’s best-selling novel to life.
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GLT AwardsGTO winner making memories in the Mediterranean
Mary Gotts, GTO of the Year winner in 2023 and group organiser for Gott 2 Travel, runs through the highlights of a packed cruise itinerary that she booked using her prize money.
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NewsTrek the Rhine, Sierra Nevada mountains and Cuba
Ramble Worldwide has launched a programme of new holidays ranging from ancient pilgrimage trails, wildlife watching, and city breaks to island hopping and snowshoeing.
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Reader ClubFree ticket offer to see West End hit, Hadestown
Hadestown is offering free tickets for GLT readers to see the show in London. Apply now and you could be joining us on 22nd January 2025.
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NewsGroup itineraries launched as Ravenglass & Eskdale turns 150
The Cumbria-based railway offers visitors the chance to enjoy panoramic views of the coast and mountain scenery between the coastal village of Ravenglass, and Dalegarth in the Eskdale Valley.
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NewsEgypt, South Korea and India among new Riviera tour itineraries
Famous sights including the Pyramids of Giza, the Korean Demilitarized Zone and the Taj Mahal are among the highlights for groups.
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NewsJapanese and Indian culture in focus at British Museum
Groups will be able to tour Hiroshige: artist of the open road and Ancient India: living traditions at the British Museum, with discounted group booking rates available.
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NewsMatilda the Musical to go back on the road
The Royal Shakespeare Company’s production, based on Roald Dahl’s beloved book, will embark on its second major tour of the UK and Ireland in October 2025.
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FeaturesGroup visits and tours at the royal residences
We round-up the Royal Collection Trust’s 2025 programme of group visits and private tours across the official residences of His Majesty The King.
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NewsExperience Anne Boleyn the Musical at Hever Castle
The Kent-based historic venue will host performances from 2nd - 30th August 2025 in a specially constructed 1,800 seat outdoor auditorium within its grounds.
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InterviewDaish’s Holidays: what groups can expect on a short break
We speak to Paul Harper, commercial director at Daish’s Holidays, about what groups can expect when booking a break with the team.
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NewsExplore never-before-seen royal fashion at Kensington Palace
Kensington Palace visitors will be able to visit the Dress Codes exhibition, which will feature items of clothing worn by members of the royal family, from March 2025.
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NewsHolland America: Mediterranean cruises among 2026 highlights
Four ships will take guests to 35 countries across the Mediterranean, northern Europe and transatlantic, on Holland America Line’s voyages in 2026 which range from seven to 42 days, visiting more than 175 UNESCO world heritage sites.
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NewsGroup tickets on sale for Disney’s Hercules
There are discounted rates for groups that want to see the hotly-anticipated West End opening of Disney’s Hercules at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane.
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NewsWorld’s first Elvis Presley immersive experience on sale
Elvis Evolution will bring the King of Rock ‘N’ Roll to life through multi-sensory technology and AI, which has been generated through thousands of the star’s personal photos and home-video footage.
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SponsoredIt’s Christmas in Wonderland and mischief is afoot
This festive season, let Shakespeare North Playhouse whisk your group away, featuring all your favourite Wonderland characters.
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NewsMy Neighbour Totoro transfers to the West End
Groups of ten or more can book tickets for Studio Ghibli’s My Neighbour Totoro, which broke the Barbican’s single day sales record.
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NewsFRIENDS! The Musical Parody set for UK and Ireland tour
Tickets are on sale for the UK tour of the musical based on the hit sitcom, with the show set to feature some of the most iconic moments from the lives of the much-loved characters.