What's New? – Page 6
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NewsCoyote Ugly to make London debut in 2027
The production, based on the hit film about a songwriter trying to survive in New York, will feature music from the film and original music and lyrics written for the show.
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SponsoredThe Play That Goes Wrong continues West End chaos
Group rates are now available on Friday performances of Mischief’s landmark comedy The Play That Goes Wrong which is in its 11th year in the West End.
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NewsMajor King’s Gallery exhibition explores Edwardian glamour
Running from April to December, the exhibition will feature a never-before-displayed portrait of Queen Mary, along with more than 150 paintings and items.
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NewsScenic unveils European wine-themed river cruises
Four wine-themed river cruise itineraries have been launched, featuring private vineyard tours and tailored excursions.
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NewsGameshow LIVE: TV quiz show experience coming to London
A new immersive entertainment venue, inspired by classic TV game shows, is set to open in London in the spring, featuring trivia rounds, buzzers, prizes and food and drink service.
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NewsBlackpool launches destination guide for 2026
Blackpool’s digital destination guide showcases everything the resort has to offer in the coming year, along with recommendations for dining and accommodation.
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NewsHenry Moore sculptures to go on display at Kew and Wakehurst
The exhibition will be the largest-ever presentation of Henry Moore’s art at the gardens when it opens to visitors in the summer.
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NewsBusted’s Matt Willis joins Cabaret cast
The multi-platinum musician and I’m a Celebrity winner joins the record-breaking production that has surpassed 1,500 performances and won seven Olivier Awards.
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NewsDaish’s Holidays invests £1m in major refurbishments
The UK coach holiday provider is investing £1 million in a winter refurbishment programme across ten of its hotels.
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NewsWatch The Tempest in the intimate Sam Wanamaker Playhouse
Shakespeare’s tale of power and freedom, directed by and starring Tim Crouch, is performing in the candlelit theatre until April.
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Destination GuidesItinerary idea: medieval, maritime and nature in Lancaster
Built along the banks of the River Lune and surrounded by countryside, Lancaster is the cultural hub of Lancashire, offering access to nature, history and heritage for visitors.
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FeaturesWhere has the GLT team been in 2025?
From magical Disney experiences and cruises to stunning historic attractions and amazing staycations, here’s what we have been up to and what we thought.
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NewsFaye Tozer joining Mean Girls The Musical tour
The full cast has been announced for the UK tour which is set to open at Manchester Opera House in February.
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NewsSail on the Solent with Steamship Shieldhall
Steamship Shieldhall in Southampton have released details of the ship’s 2026 sailing progamme, with groups able to take advantage of discounts.
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FeaturesWhich stories were most popular in 2025?
The most popular stories and features on the Group Leisure & Travel website in 2025 were…
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Destination GuidesGroup-friendly locations and activities in Louisville, Kentucky
Louisville’s Southern hospitality, one-of-a kind attractions, Bourbon experiences, rich culinary scene and affordability make it a great destination for groups.
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NewsBlenheim Palace announces packed schedule for coming year
The UNESCO World Heritage Site in Oxfordshire has plenty coming up for groups, including exhibitions, events and its annual jousting tournament.
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FeaturesUK attractions transformed for Christmas
From historic venues to thrilling theme parks, UK attractions have been getting festive with decorations, illuminations and displays to spread the Christmas cheer.
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NewsClimb the UK’s highest roof walk at Ally Pally
Launching in February, Summit will take groups up to 130 metres above sea level on the roof of the iconic Alexandra Palace in London.
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NewsFaulty Towers The Dining Experience taking over Scotland
The immersive dining experience, based on the beloved BBC sitcom, will return to Scotland in spring for a full tour.