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FeaturesRHS gardens aim to offer beautiful days out again this year
With garden closures meaning many missed out in 2020, the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) is hoping to welcome back visitors to its seasonal displays and more.
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FeaturesGroup organisers on being “cautiously optimistic” for 2021 and future travel
We look at how group organisers have been adapting and how all eyes are on plans for 2021.
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FeaturesUnusual visits: why the Isle of Sheppey is an ideal day out for groups
From links to Lord Nelson and Charles Dickens to being the site of the world’s first aircraft factory, Sheppey’s ‘rich and colourful history’ is all explained on a visit to the island organised by Blue Town Heritage Centre, according to its managing director.
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NewsEuropean Waterways announces return of foodie cruises in France
The luxury hotel barge company will be offering future culinary themed charter cruises in France.
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FeaturesRabbie’s releases ‘off the beaten track experiences’ for 2021
Tour operator Rabbie’s is inviting small groups to avoid the crowds and travel to hidden gems through a selection of new staycation experiences including Scottish tours, the beautiful Isle of Wight and the ancient Roman Baths.
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Features10 great attractions to visit in Scotland
From bus tours to impressive castles and monuments, we look at some of Scotland’s top places to visit.
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InterviewGTO of the Year® Christine Bennett: enabling deaf people to travel with peace of mind
Christine Bennett, who runs Deaf Group Holidays, was crowned the 2020 Group Travel Organiser of the Year. We caught up with her to find out if the news had sunk in and more about her group.
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FeaturesFantastic walking routes for small groups this winter
Travel may be restricted at the moment but there is still the option of staying local and heading out for some glorious walks, adhering to the rule of six. Here are some top picks to blow off the seasonal cobwebs:
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NewsDisney’s classic Bedknobs and Broomsticks to make world stage premiere in UK
Disney’s Academy Award-winning film Bedknobs and Broomsticks will make its world premiere as a stage musical from the summer of 2021, featuring classic hits from the original 1971 motion picture.
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NewsCoventry unveils initial programme of events for City of Culture 2021
The Coventry City of Culture Trust has revealed the first events that will form part of the year-long programme which will kick off on 15th May 2021.
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FeaturesJohn Wales, outgoing Coach Tourism Association chair, on hopes for 2021
John Wales, who is retiring as chair of the Coach Tourism Association, has spoken about optimism for coach tourism in 2021.
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NewsNew land and UK-first ride set to open at LEGOLAND® in 2021
LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort has unveiled plans for its new themed land in 2021 and there is the chance for one lucky person to create a creature to feature within the attraction.
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NewsPrincess Cruises announces its longest ever UK season of sailings
The season will include cruises on Sky Princess, which will be sailing from Southampton for a total of 215 days between March and October 2022.
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Features10 of the best openings, shows and celebrations in England this year
Make up for lost time in 2021 with this list of new openings, theatre shows and celebrations.
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NewsNew star and dates revealed for Sister Act tour in 2021 & 2022
Producers Jamie Wilson and Whoopi Goldberg have announced that Jennifer Saunders will reprise her role as Mother Superior in select performances for the UK tour of Sister Act the Musical, which also includes a range of new venues.
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NewsBowes Museum to host exhibition dedicated to the region’s quilts
The Bowes Museum at Barnard Castle in County Durham will host an exhibition showcasing some of the remarkable North Country quilts it has added to its collection over the last 20 years.
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ColumnVaccines, Brexit negotiations and protecting Stonehenge
In the latest instalment from our monthly columnist, Grump Group Organiser shares some views on the Covid-19 vaccine, the future after a Brexit deal and the controversial tunnel at Stonehenge.
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InterviewGroup travel organisers on why they love what they do
What makes all the hard work worth it? We hear from some of our readers about what makes their job so rewarding.
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FeaturesGroup events and offers at Borde Hill Garden in 2021
Groups are invited to some fantastic events and tours coming up at Borde Hill Garden in 2021, including Music in the Garden, an open air opera and even specialist garden tours and exhibitions.
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NewsCoach tours are permitted under Covid restrictions in tiers 1 and 2
Guidance has been issued confirming that coach tours are still able to take place in parts of England in either tier 1 or 2.