Cornwall

2021 looks set to be a year bursting at the seams with brand new hotel openings, new ways to explore our great outdoors, exhibitions, events and unmissable attractions.

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.