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Make tracks for Bexhill
Bexhill seafront at low tide. In the fourth of our series looking at the UK’s smaller and quirkier towns, Abbe Bates visits the East Sussex seaside resort of Bexhill-on-Sea to reveal tales of...
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Time to celebrate London
The Arcelor Mittal Orbit, Britain’s tallest art structure. There has never been such a feel-good factor in the capital than now, so what a great time to book your next group trip to London, as Brenda...
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Nine cities in Niedersachsen
A trip to Hannover and its surrounding eight historic cities means that groups can pick and choose an itinerary ranging from UNESCO World Heritage Sites to the Brothers Grimm and the Pied Piper. Abbe...
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Brilliant Birmingham
A diverse industrial and commecial heritage, makes Britain’s second city a rich place to visit. LEFT Victoria Square is at the heart of the city centreRIGHT Birmingham Art Gallery Wash-Ka-Mon-Ya...
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Christmas market News
MANCHESTER Manchester’s Albert Square transformed into a winter wonderland. CELEBRATING its 15th anniversary this year, the Manchester Christmas Market will once again see the streets and squares...
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The Royal Heritage Route
Marienburg Castle Pattensen-Schulenberg. The 300th anniversary of the accession of Georg Ludwig of Hanover, Germany to the British throne as King George I is the perfect occasion for groups to discover...
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The Maltese Connection
Malta’s traditional Luzzu fishing boats. The Mediterranean island of Malta, sitting between Italy and North Africa, is a melting pot of different cultures and influences. Abbe Bates visits to discover...
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Hull Hits the Headlines
Hull offers groups a big welcome and in preparation for its year as UK City of Culture 2017, the city is being revitalised and transformed. Brenda Watkinson discovers the choices for groups in the...
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Restoration of a Water Wonderland
One of Thomas Hornor’s paintings, which will help guide the Regency waterpark’s restoration. One of Britain’s finest Regency waterparks is to be restored as part of the biggest development in the...
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New dates for tours of Houses of Parliament during the election campaign
On a guided tour in the Houses of Parliament. The Houses of Parliament is open to visitors during the period before the UK General Election on 8th June. And to encourage young adults to register, vote...
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Cardiff: Group Travel by Train
Rich in history and just two hours from London, we explore the opportunities for groups to enjoy great deals on trips by train to Cardiff. Wales’ capital city is an exciting, easy to access destination...
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Fiona Horan enjoys some art at the Lascaux Caves in France
Inspirational cave art Events and Entertainment Editor Fiona Horan recently visited her mother in France and spent a few days in the Dordogne. On the way they called at Nontron, a charming hilltop town...
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Discover Lower Manhattan for an authentic New York experience
View of Manhattan from helicopter. Credit: Joe Woolhead Discover Lower Manhattan with Val Baynton, as she reveals why this part of New York City has it all. Downtown New York, the southern part of...
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Jessie’s jaunt to Bath
The Abbey Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul, Bath, commonly known as Bath Abbey Last autumn, Information and Project’s Assistant Jessie Whitehead took an overnight trip to Bath with her best friend,...
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Genoa charms Brenda
In November last year, GTO’s Feature Writer Brenda Watkinson spent a week in the lovely city of Genoa in the Italian region of Liguria. Although not on the main tourist trail, Brenda found Genoa to be...
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Your group travel guide to Windsor Castle and the town centre
The Copper Horse statue of George III at the top of the Long Walk The Royal Wedding in Windsor certainly increased the exposure for the Royal Borough. It’s put Windsor and its many attractions at the...
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Your group travel guide to the Windsor Gardens and Parkland
The Savill Building and Gardens The Royal Wedding in Windsor certainly increased the exposure for the Royal Borough. It’s put Windsor and its many attractions at the very top of a ‘must see’ list. Val...
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Your group travel guide to Windsor’s historic houses and cruises
The Mary Moser Room at Frogmore House. The Royal Wedding in Windsor certainly increased the exposure for the Royal Borough. It’s put Windsor and its many attractions at the very top of a ‘must see’...
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Your group travel guide to Windsor’s attractions and accommodation
Young drivers behind the wheel in Lego Cars at LEGOLAND resort The Royal Wedding in Windsor certainly increased the exposure for the Royal Borough. It’s put Windsor and its many attractions at the very...
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Bern and the Bernese Oberland
If you think Switzerland is all about snow and winter sports and is difficult to access with a group then, as Val Baynton has discovered, you may want to think again! In the heart of the Bernese...
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