Chalkwell introduces cruises
Chalkwell of Sittingbourne is including cruising holidays in its 2018 programme. It is working with Greatdays and Fred Olsen Cruise…
Explosive exhibitions at Devil’s Porridge Museum
Sarah Harper: ‘It’s a big year for us’ The Devil’s Porridge Museum on the Scottish border is holding two new…
First direct Ireland-Spain ferry route from Brittany
Brittany Ferries has announced a new direct route from Ireland to Spain from the end of April. The service will…
Man Engine returns
Man Engine returns The 12m-high ‘Man Engine’, the largest mechanical puppet ever made in Britain, is coming to Blists…
Cold War bunker opens with art
Bunker is concealed by a simple bungalow A former Cold War nuclear bunker in East Yorkshire will open to the…
Woburn to close for refurb
Refurb will be biggest at the Abbey since it opened to the public Woburn Abbey and Gardens is closing throughout 2020…
Burnham’s Project Coach yields results
Burnham-on-Sea has proved a popular day trip destination Coach-friendly town Burnham-on-Sea reports an increase in coach trips to the Somerset…
Lowther Castle wants groups
Extravagant 19th-century home was left in ruin by the 1960s Lowther Castle is launching itself into the group travel market…
Encore appoints new CEO
John Wales (left) welcomes new CEO Joe Steele Encore has appointed Joe Steele as its new CEO, and Nick Benjamin…
A “phenomenal growth” in tourism
VisitScotland Chief Executive, Malcolm Roughead, responds to the release of the quarterly (Q3 2017) International Passenger Survey (IPS) tourism statistics…
