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January 23, 2026February in the UK springs to life with a rich mix of cultural, historic, creative and family‑friendly events that transform cities and towns into immersive travel experiences. From Viking invasions in York to vibrant travel festivals and cutting‑edge film showcases in London, this curated calendar brings travellers unforgettable experiences. Whether you are planning a half‑term break, a culture trip or a creative getaway, this February travel itinerary will help you explore 8 travel and tourism events across the UK with insight on what makes each moment memorable.1. Destinations: The Holiday & Travel Show – London (1–1 February)The year’s first travel‑inspired event kicks off at Olympia London with Destinations: The Holiday & Travel Show — the UK’s biggest travel planning expo tailored for holidaymakers and explorers. Featuring more than 600 global travel brands and over 90 tourist boards, this event unlocks endless holiday ideas for 2026 and beyond.Advertisement What’s special: World‑class travel inspiration under one roof, from luxury escapes to adventure routes. Meet destination experts, attend live talks and access exclusive offers to help plan your perfect journey.Itinerary:• 10:00–12:00 Browse international travel stalls.• 12:00–14:00 Attend expert talks and travel seminars.• 14:00–16:00 Book tours and deals.• 16:00–18:00 Networking with travel pros and industry insiders.Advertisement2. ABTA: Accessible Travel and Tourism Exhibition – London (3–8 February)Accessible travel is a key theme this February with the ABTA: Accessible Travel and Tourism Exhibition in London. This event connects travel professionals, operators and consumers to the latest developments in inclusive tourism.What’s special: Focuses on travel products and services that ensure everyone — including disabled travellers — can explore the UK and international destinations with confidence. Highlights include panel talks, assistive technology demos and networking sessions.Advertisement AdvertisementItinerary:• Daily Panels: Accessibility innovations and service design.• Workshops: Travel planning for diverse needs.• Meet & Greet: Operators specialising in accessible travel routes.3. The Travel Festival – Cheltenham (21 February)Bringing travel planning to life in the heart of the Cotswolds, The Travel Festival – Cheltenham invites travellers, adventurers and dreamers to discover new holiday ideas. This fast …
