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Gloucestershire sports tour operator celebrates 50th anniversary

Gullivers Sports Travel is the longest established, multi-sport tour operator, running supporters trips to major worldwide sporting events

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Abigail TurnerSouth West Business Editor

15:23, 1 DEC 2023

Gloucestershire sports tour operator celebrates 50th anniversary — Gullivers Sports Travel celebrates 50 years (Image: Gullivers Sports Travel)

Gloucestershire-based Gullivers Sports Travel is celebrating its 50th year of operations.

The sports tour operator was established in 1972 and has become known for its travel packages.

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In recent times Gullivers has curated travel experiences for iconic sporting events such as the Rugby World Cup 2023 and is gearing up for the upcoming Six Nations, Formula 1 2024 season and further events including the 2025 Lions.

Additionally, Gullivers has positioned itself for other major sporting events, ranging from the Wimbledon championships to the Cheltenham races.

The Tewksbury company recently won bronze at the British Travel Awards in the 'Best Travel Company for Sports Tours Holidays' category.

As Gullivers raises a toast to 50 years, it stands as a testament to the enduring power of sports to connect people.

The company aims to continue to redefining the sports travel experience, promising the next generation of fans an exciting journey to experience their favourite games.

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