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27 Aug 2003
North Pennines becomes Britain’s first Geopark
The North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) – stretching across 2,000sq km of parts of County Durham, Cumbria and Northumberland – has become the first area in Britain to be awarded the status of European Geopark.
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27 Aug 2003
Campaign persuades Brits to Enjoy England
VisitBritain has revealed that as a result of its Enjoy England marketing campaign, 5 per cent more people are considering taking a short break in England than were considering it when the campaign started in April.
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27 Aug 2003
Glasgow Zoo closure
Glasgow’s Calderpark Zoo closed for good on 25 August following a drop in visitor numbers and with debts of about £4m.
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26 Aug 2003
A-bomb plane hits turbulence
The aircraft which dropped an atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima during WW2 is to go on display in America's Smithsonian Institution.
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22 Aug 2003
The waterways effect
In the week that sees the opening of the 52nd Inland Waterways National Festival at Beale Park, near Reading, a new report demonstrates the palpable economic benefits that restored waterways can bring.
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22 Aug 2003
Po Na Na sites sold
Private equity group, Avanti Capital, is providing £7m for the buyout of up to 28 bars and nightclubs from the Po Na Na portfolio.
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21 Aug 2003
TiLE returns to its roots for 2004
Andrich International has confirmed the Maastricht Exhibition and Congress Centre (MECC ) in the Netherlands will be the venue for TiLE 2004, which will run from 15-17 June.
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21 Aug 2003
When in Rome…
Parisiens and Romans are benefiting from one of the perks of twin-towning.
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Design, build and produce theme parks, themed attractions, auditorium shows, 4D theaters and dark rides, including IP-based attractions.
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