The Office US and UK:
Scranton to Slough Trip

July 2027

As The Office UK celebrates the 25th anniversary of its premiere, we're honoring the special connection between Scranton, the setting of The Office US, and its British counterpart, Slough, England, with an international adventure in July 2027.

The Everhart, in partnership with Collette Tours and Travel World, will host a seven-day, six-night journey to England, taking travelers from Scranton to Slough for an unforgettable exploration of British history, culture, and the shared legacy of The Office. Guests will discover the town that inspired the original series and explore nearby London, the vibrant capital of England and the United Kingdom.

Along the way, travelers will visit locations connected to The Office UK while also experiencing London's iconic landmarks, world-class museums, historic sites, and rich cultural attractions, making this a truly memorable trip for fans of the series and lovers of British history alike.

Additional details and booking information will be announced soon!

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About the Tour

Immerse yourself in the culture of an unofficial Scranton sister city in Slough and one of the world’s most iconic metropolises in London. Highlights include the following:

• A walking tour featuring Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, and Buckingham Palace

• A progressive foodie tour through one of London's vibrant local markets

• Visits to the Tower of London and Kensington Palace

• A scenic river bus journey along the River Thames to Greenwich

• Free time to explore museums, neighborhoods, and hidden gems throughout the city

  • Why Scranton to Slough?

    We want to celebrate the special connection between Scranton and Slough forged through our mutual ties to The Office.

    The first episode of the original UK series, "Downsize," premiered on July 9, 2001, on BBC Two. Created by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant, the groundbreaking mockumentary followed the daily lives of employees at the fictional Wernham Hogg paper company in Slough.

    A few years later, producer Ben Silverman secured the rights to adapt the series for American audiences, and Greg Daniels came on board as showrunner. Daniels sought a city to parallel Slough with East Coast charm, relatable, unpretentious, and close to New York. Through a series of happy coincidences, Scranton became the home of Dunder Mifflin and, in turn, an indelible part of television history.

    Now, we're inviting fans and travelers alike to celebrate this shared legacy by making the journey from Scranton to Slough together.