For domestic tour operators, group travel planners and coach specialists, the Visit Liverpool and Partners stand is a genuine one-stop opportunity — the only place you can meet all the region’s key tourism partners in one visit and build itineraries to suit all types of groups.
See Liverpool Football Club – Anfield Stadium Tours & Museum for one of the world’s most recognisable stadium experiences, Everton Football Club – Stadium Tours for a behind-the-scenes look at the new waterfront stadium, and Ticket Quarter to help you layer performances, exhibitions and seasonal programming into your itineraries.
Also on the stand, visitors will connect directly with the Southport team. 2026 is the perfect time to include Visit Southport in itineraries as it stages both Elegantly Eccentric — a year-long series of spectacular cultural events — and the 154th Open at Royal Birkdale Golf Club in July. The classic seaside town provides an ideal base for coastal breaks.
Visit Norton Priory Museum & Gardens for heritage-rich days out amid woodlands nestled in the borough of Halton, which is celebrating ‘Culture 26: Made in Halton’, a year-long campaign spotlighting creativity, heritage and innovation. See Port Sunlight Village for architecture, museums and guided tours; for wildlife and hands-on learning, Knowsley Safari blends drive-through encounters with a walk-through offer; and The World of Glass brings St Helens’ industrial story to life with live glassblowing and galleries.
Visiting Stand D6 means you can compare options side-by-side, sense-check timings, discuss access, catering and coach logistics, and leave with bookable, group-ready packages. You’ll also be among the first to collect the new Liverpool City Region Groups Guide, featuring ready-made itineraries and borough-by-borough inspiration.
What’s ahead
There’s plenty to look forward to and plan for. In 2027, the Tour de France will finish a stage on Liverpool’s iconic waterfront, travelling through Knowsley and St Helens — a huge platform for the region and a catalyst for themed programmes and spectator experiences. Cultural momentum continues with the 70th anniversary of the world-famous Cavern Club and the transformed Tate Liverpool reopening planned for 2027, while the International Slavery Museum advances its major redevelopment towards a 2028 reopening.
If you’re seeking new product, new partnerships and new opportunities, Stand D6 is simply unmissable.
Meet the Visit Liverpool and Partners team at the British Tourism & Travel Show on Stand D6.
