Cornwall

With many of our favourite attractions now beginning to reopen their doors, we’ve rounded up some ways to enjoy outings across the country.

From a new e-cycling tour around the Isle of Wight and llama walks on Dartmoor, to an upcoming art and heritage centre in Southampton and a new crime festival in London, here are some of the latest openings from around England.

This month we bring you news of a new, high-end foraging experience at the Michelin-starred Forest Side in Cumbia, and a travelling festival that combines reggae grooves with the growing interest in rum.  Brighton’s Hotel Pelirocco is also ringing the changes with a new tropical-themed stay, whil

Taste buds are in for a treat with the launch of a new touring chocolate festival, the world’s first waterfall-powered cabin (which also happens to be a pub) and Rochester Cathedral’s first wine festival for almost 1,000 years.

This month we’re whisking you off to a new hotel on a barge in London and a 17-seater bike on the Isle of Wight. We’ve also got a few firsts lined up, with Cornwall’s first plough-to-bottle distillery and the world’s first augmented reality zipline.

This month we’re excited to share news of Blackpool’s first family-friendly festival; a new helicopter service to the Isles of Scilly; and Royal Wedding Prêt-à-Portea Masterclasses at The Berkeley.

In a bid to provide a ray of travel inspiration sunshine, VisitEngland – in collaboration with the tourism organisations of Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales and London – has teamed up with top travel influencers to create a hub of inspiring experiences that reflect 24 hours in the UK – proof tha