Why?

Well, ask yourself this. Why travel so far afield when there is so much on our own doorsteps to explore? 

Think about it.

There are always new places and venues to visit (no one can say they have ’seen it all’); old destinations  and acquaintances to renew and catch up on, all effectively on our own doorsteps and no more than a couple of hours away.

The number of short haul and long haul destinations from the UK is undoubtedly growing (and will continue to do so). Yet, there is so much variety and diversity here on our shores, so much to tap into and all a lot closer to home.

Rest assured then, when you enquire about a tour with Great Central you are dealing with a small but knowledgable team who know the UK [almost inside out - we are still discovering new places after all!], and widely support and encourage tourism here in the UK.

Despite February ‘enjoying’ (as you would expect) snow, rain, ice, frost, it’s pleasing to talk to and deal with so many people that have sunnier days and thoughts in mind

So, I’ve been looking at:

- cricket tours to South West Scotland, South Wales, Cornwall, Devon (north & south), The Cotswolds, Kent, East Anglia, Southern Ireland,

- football tours to South Coast and the Midlands of Ireland

- hockey tours to Scotland, and North Wales

- Golf Days: all over the place! Central England, South Wales and North Devon in particular

Just gone and come back: cricket tours to Worthing and Oxford

Looking at:

- cricket tours to Scotland, South West Wales, Cornwall, South Devon, Kent, East Anglia, Southern Ireland,

- football tours to Ireland, North West England and South Coast

- hockey tours to North Wales, Scotland, Lincolnshire, Sussex