What else is new? – Page 17
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ReviewRegional Theatre Review: The King and I
Colourful costumes combine with dazzling choreography to create a fun-filled evening.
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ReviewSensational ABBA Voyage expertly blurs the lines of reality
We headed to the ABBA Arena in London to find out why thousands of people continue to flock to this special purpose-built space in search of escapism as their musical icons take to the stage to give us a glimpse into the future of entertainment.
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News& Juliet tour will take classic pop hits across the UK
& Juliet is heading out on a national tour after a phenomenal London run which saw it pick up three Olivier Awards.
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NewsGraham Yandell receives MBE at Buckingham Palace
Chief executive of Yandell Media Group, which publishes Group Leisure & Travel, was presented with his MBE by HRH The Princess Royal at an investiture ceremony held at Buckingham Palace on 2nd November.
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FeaturesMoselle and Rhine river cruise boasts stunning views and alluring history
Jane Archer joins Riviera Travel for a cruise to remember along the serene Moselle and Rhine rivers.
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Features8 must-visit cities for museum and art lovers
With so many iconic European cities to choose from, here are some of the best hotspots for museum and art lovers.
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NewsLovely jubbly! Only Fools and Horses to hit the road in 2024
The Trotters are back and coming to a town near you in 2024, direct from a sold-out, four-year run in London’s West End.
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ReviewRegional Theatre Review: Jesus Christ Superstar
With such a distinguished score, this reimagined take on Jesus Christ Superstar celebrates the show’s music with clever staging and unbelievable vocalists who help bring the story into the modern day.
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InterviewMongol Khan spectacle in London puts Mongolia in the spotlight for tourists
The co-producer of The Mongol Khan which is performing at the London Coliseum hopes that audiences will leave with a very strong impression of Mongolia as a place to visit.
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ReviewRegional Theatre Review: The Drifters Girl
Two hours of non-stop foot-tapping goodness, The Drifters Girl delivers hit after hit alongside a remarkable story.
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NewsAngered by Sycamore Gap vandalism and squeezing through nudes
Nude art displays, the irreplaceable Sycamore Gap and theatres closed due to RAAC are on Grumpy Group Organiser’s agenda.
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NewsCraig Revel Horwood to direct NOW That’s What I Call A Musical
The new British musical will tour the UK and is said to celebrate 40 years of iconic chart-topping hits from the compilations album NOW That’s What I Call Music.
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Features6 of the UK’s spectacularly spooky sites for group visits
We’ve picked out six historic venues with a darker twist for groups to visit across the UK, from haunted sites to behind bars experiences.
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NewsRoman garden at Butser Ancient Farm now open to groups
The Duke of Gloucester has opened a new garden at the Hampshire-based open air museum, offering groups a glimpse into the horticultural habits of the Romans and the types of plants available to them.
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NewsNew museum in Bishop Auckland takes groups through 6,000 years of faith
The Faith Museum in Bishop Auckland, County Durham, leads visitors on a journey through British history and how faith has shaped lives and communities.
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NewsThe Royal Mint invites groups ‘beyond the glass’ in new tour
The Royal Mint Experience is inviting visitors into the factory for a fascinating insight into coin-making on a new tour for groups.
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NewsTourism guide unlocks fresh ideas for coach groups
Offering groups and coach operators a wealth of inspiration, the Coaching Venues & Excursions Guide 2024 is available in print and as a digital edition.
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FeaturesItinerary: explore Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way in its anniversary year
The Wild Atlantic Way celebrates its tenth anniversary in 2024, so there’s never been a better time to plan your visit. Here’s a five-day itinerary to inspire.
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NewsGroups can enjoy boat trips across Pontcysyllte Aqueduct in Wales
Groups can cruise along the breathtaking Pontcysyllte Aqueduct in North Wales on board Anglo Welsh’s Little Star narrowboat.
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Features7 reasons to head to the Canary Islands
Named the ‘Fortunate Islands’ and for good reason, the Canary Islands attract groups every year. Here are seven reasons why a visit over the winter months might be ideal for your members.