2018-10-01_Reader_s_Digest_AUNZ

102 | October• 2018

My Discoveries

Five Reasons to Travel in a

Group to Great Britain and Ireland

Exploring the best of London,

Belfast, Dublin and Edinburgh in a

group can be extremely rewarding,

writes Alison Godfrey.

1 MAKE MEANINGFUL

CONNECTIONS

Group tours allow you to form life-long

friendships built on common interests.

Imagine walking the streets of

Stratford-Upon-Avon with someone

who shares your love of Shakespeare.

Or tasting whisky in Edinburgh Castle

with someone who appreciates

Scotch. The toe-tapping sound of a

fiddle in an Irish pub is always more

fun when you have someone to dance

with. Friendships formed on group

tours are relationships based on

common interests. Often these are the

friendships that will last a lifetime.

2 ALL THE DETAILS ARE

TAK E N CAR E O F

Great Britain and Ireland are lands rich

in history and tradition, encompassing

bustling metropolitan cities, quaint

villages and lush green countrysides.

London can be overwhelming, but

when you are on a group tour, you

don’t have to navigate travelling on

The Tube or finding good-quality

accommodation on your own. It’s all

done for you.

Group tours allow you to spend

more time absorbing the countries’

Iconic Tower

Bridge crosses

the River

hames to the

historic Tower

of London

PHOTOS: GETTY IMAGES

Britain &
Ireland