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16 Jun 2004
Fancy a break?
Cities around Britain will be combining forces to help promote two nationwide campaigns aimed at encouraging people to take more domestic short breaks.
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16 Jun 2004
DTI responds to summer holiday rip-off reports
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has responded to reports that consumer affairs minister, Gerry Sutcliffe, had ordered travel industry bosses to reduce the high cost of summer family holidays.
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16 Jun 2004
‘Wild Wild Wet’ Waterpark opens in Singapore
Local residents and visitors to Singapore will have somewhere else to go to escape the country’s tropical temperatures from now on, with the opening of Wild Wild Wet – Singapore’s newest theme park attraction.
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15 Jun 2004
Government plans tough new gaming laws
The government has unveiled plans to lift the limit on fruit machine jackpots for regional ‘super casinos’, paving the way for Las Vegas-style £1m jackpots in the future.
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15 Jun 2004
An honorable industry
The Queen’s Birthday Honours List has recognised a number of leisure industry professionals.
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15 Jun 2004
Foundling Museum opens
Britain’s original home for abandoned children and London’s first public art gallery reopens as the Foundling Museum today.
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15 Jun 2004
Tiscover buys into NetHotels
Tiscover, the destination management system provider, has acquired a quarter of online reservations platform, NetHotels.com.
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15 Jun 2004
Deep-Sea turns the corner
Deep-Sea Leisure has turned around trading to announce a pre-tax profit for the six months ending 30 April 2004, compared with a loss in the same period in 2003.
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