What's New? – Page 10
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NewsMajor King’s Gallery exhibition explores Edwardian glamour
The exhibition, which runs until December, features a never-before-displayed portrait of Queen Mary, along with more than 150 paintings and items.
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FeaturesPoignant group trip sees RAF pilot visit crash site after 50 years
Mike Herring of the Kings Cliffe Old Blokes Club tells us about a moving visit to Malta with a special extra purpose.
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NewsPrezzo launches dedicated group dining programme
Italian restaurant chain Prezzo has rolled out a Travel Trade Group Dining Programme, offering fixed-price menus, pre-ordering systems and dedicated support for coach groups.
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NewsMost popular cruise destinations revealed
New data released by the Cruise Lines International Association shows where most people went on cruises last year along with the average age of cruisers, how long people go on cruises plus other trends.
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NewsBlenheim Palace unveils garden highlights for spring and summer
The UNESCO Heritage Site is introducing fresh horticultural highlights, from a garden walk to newly opened temples.
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NewsEden Camp announces immersive events for groups
The modern military museum in North Yorkshire has unveiled an action-packed line up of events for the year, bringing wartime history to life for visitors.
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NewsCoach Tourism Association appoints Andrew Guthrie as CEO
Tourism veteran Andrew Guthrie brings decades of experience working with coach operators and industry stakeholders.
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NewsBold new twist on Agatha Christie’s The Hollow for the stage
A new production of the author’s thriller The Hollow, featuring Hercule Poirot, will perform at theatres including Richmond, Birmingham and Milton Keynes.
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ReviewLondon Theatre Review: Avenue Q
20 years on from its first opening in the West End, we’re back on Avenue Q as the musical is back in London and it’s lost none of its naughtiness and heart. Here’s our view…
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ColumnArguing on holiday, gloomy weather forecasts and flight fashion
Eight in ten Brits row on holiday, attractions blame weather apps for lost revenue, and we’re dressing dangerously for flights. Our columnist gives his view…
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NewsV&A East Museum opens with landmark music exhibition
The V&A’s newest museum has opened in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park with its landmark exhibition, The Music is Black: A British Story, celebrating 125 years of Black British music.
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NewsTravelsphere adds Stockholm & Copenhagen to 2027 programme
The tour operator has added four new escorted tours to its 2027 programme, including first-time destinations Stockholm and Copenhagen.
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NewsCoach-friendly: city recognised for welcoming groups
The cathedral city of Ripon has been recognised for its commitment to welcoming coach operators and group tours by being awarded Coach Friendly status by the CPT.
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NewsHF Holidays adds hotel to portfolio for permanent Peak District base
The Lee Wood Hotel in Buxton has been acquired by the walking holiday co-operative and it is set to open under the HF Holidays brand in early 2027 following a refurbishment.
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ReviewRegional Theatre Review: Mean Girls
High energy, high drama and stand-out performances combine for a ‘fetch’ take on a teen comedy in the musical Mean Girls, which is touring the UK until 2027.
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SponsoredThe Royal Mint Experience celebrates 10 Years of discovery
The Royal Mint Experience in Wales marks its tenth anniversary in 2026, celebrating a decade of award-winning tours while showcasing pioneering sustainability initiatives.
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NewsPaddington The Musical wins seven Olivier Awards
Paddington The Musical dominated the 2026 Olivier Awards, winning seven accolades including Best New Musical, Best Director and Best Supporting Actor/Actress in a Musical at the ceremony held at the Royal Albert Hall.
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NewsRegent’s Park Open Air Theatre unveils 2026 season
The season features the world premiere of Sherlock Holmes, a new production of CATS, and the return of A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
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NewsRegister early for GLT Show to win overnight stay at Holiday Inn
You’re going to register to visit the show anyway, right? So just do it early to enter this prize draw to win dinner, bed and breakfast at the Holiday Inn Milton Keynes Central.
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InterviewEileen Booker: adding a personal touch
Eileen Booker discusses her passion for people and why a river cruise on the Danube made special memories.
