What's New? – Page 15
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ReviewRegional Theatre Review: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe
A sight to behold, this adaptation is a theatrical treat on the senses and groups can catch the nationwide tour to experience the classic story first-hand - here’s what we thought.
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InterviewPatrick Carbery: creating a supergroup
St Oswald’s Village Daytrippers are something of a supergroup, formed from the merger of two Gloucester-based groups. We spoke with their activities co-ordinator, Patrick Carbery, about its success.
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NewsKing’s Gallery to showcase the fashion and style of Queen Elizabeth II
In 2026, to mark 100 years since the birth of Queen Elizabeth II, the largest exhibition of the late Queen’s fashion will go on display at The King’s Gallery at Buckingham Palace.
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NewsNutcracker inspired dining experience running over Christmas
Running from 25th November to 21st December, Nutcracker Noir invites groups to explore five immersive spaces featuring performances, eccentric characters and a three-course meal.
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NewsCirque du Soleil show OVO is returning to London’s Royal Albert Hall
Cirque du Soleil’s colourful acrobatic show OVO is coming to the Royal Albert Hall for a limited run from 9th January 2026.
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NewsDesigner retail outlet opens in North Gloucestershire
Cotswolds Designer Outlet is home to more than 50 retailers, including designer brands and restaurants, and welcomes coach groups daily from 10am until late.
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NewsExhibition bookings surge for 2025 GLT Show
The 2025 Group Leisure & Travel Show looks set to be another busy event with exhibitor stand sales rising and guest speakers confirmed.
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InterviewInvolved Holidays: for walking, exploring and adventure
We chat to Richard Forde at Involved Holidays about how they help GTOs plan their holidays and the destinations they expect to become popular.
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FeaturesTop tips from GTOs for overseas trips
GTOs Allison Udy from Milton Village Community Association and Andrea Golder of Thames Valley Tours have offered advice to help make group holidays a success and avoid common stumbling blocks.
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NewsRHS gardens to be illuminated for a colourful Christmas
The return of RHS Glow for 2025 will see five RHS gardens open after dark and transformed into enchanted wonderlands with illuminated trails and trees.
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NewsEd McVey and Maisie Smith to star in The Talented Mr. Ripley
The Crown’s Ed McVey and former EastEnders cast member and Strictly Come Dancing finalist Maisie Smith will take on the roles of Ripley and Marge in the show’s first ever UK tour.
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GLT AwardsGLT Awards 2025: showing off the trophies and winner reactions
Photos taken at some of the attractions, venues and companies that were voted the best in 2025, plus more reaction.
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NewsLocal treasures and iconic hairstyles among Liverpool exhibitions
National Museums Liverpool’s autumn and winter programme is celebrating archaeological finds from the region, Liverpool’s obsession with hair and contemporary artwork.
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NewsModern retelling of Single White Female to premiere on the stage
The world premiere production of Single White Female starring Kym Marsh is set to hit the stage on its UK and Ireland tour, with dates starting from January 2026.
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NewsBayeux Tapestry heading to British Museum in UK first
The Bayeux Tapestry will be moved to London in a historic loan and is due to go on display in the UK in the autumn of 2026 for the first time since it was made, nearly 1,000 years ago.
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NewsMamma Mia! The Party extends into 2026
The O2-based dining experience has released an additional 64,000 tickets and will now run through to summer next year following a further extension.
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NewsElf The Musical returning for Christmas
The hit musical based on the much-loved Christmas film is returning to the West End for a strictly limited ten-week run until the new year.
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NewsEarly photography and film tech showcased at galleries in Bradford
The National Science and Media Museum has opened its new Sound and Vision galleries, showcasing collections of photography, film, television, animation, gaming and sound technologies.
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NewsWar of the Worlds immersive experience extended until December
The London run of Jeff Wayne’s The War of The Worlds: The Immersive Experience has extended until the end of the year following demand which has seen more than 300,000 visitors.
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NewsMed and Caribbean among Ambassador 2027/28 highlights
Ambassador Cruise Line has launched its 2027/28 season, including itineraries in the UK, Mediterranean, Nordics, Americas and Caribbean and no-fly sailings from UK ports.