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4 Oct 2002
Euro Amusement Show 2003 expands
Preparations for the first Euro Amusement Show exhibition jointly marketed and produced by ATE and European rides manufacturers association EAASI, are going so well that the trade floor space in Genoa has been increased by 20 per cent. The centrepiece of the annual event for the theme parks, major rides, fairgrounds and attractions industry is Luna Park, conceived as a 'living fairground' dedicated to major rides and
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4 Oct 2002
Museums study beauty
Two of London's top museums will be delving into the world of beauty later this month. On 25 October, the Victoria and Albert will hold a 'Friday Late View' event entitled Short Cut to Beauty. Highlights will include a speech by a multimedia artist, a debate, tours with national beauty editors, and the chance to see a virtual image of yourself after plastic surgery. The evening will include a V&A Day of
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4 Oct 2002
Fine wines and fun in Saxony
flying saucer is transforming the making of wines at Schloss Wackerbath in Saxony into a visitor experience for Sächsische Staatsweingut GmbH. Since September, visitors have been able to walk around the redeveloped chateau, park grounds and transparent wine factory to explore the history of the Schloss, while gaining an insight into life as a wine grower and cellar person. Every year, around 180,000 people
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3 Oct 2002
Natural History Museum opens its vaults
London's Natural History Museum has opened its £35m Darwin Centre, putting its 22m zoology specimens - the Spirit Collection - and research building on public view for the first time. The new, eight storey building, designed by Guy Comely of HOK International, was funded entirely by the museum itself and is phase one of a project which will see a further building constructed to house the museum's entomology and botany
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3 Sep 2002
New look for Asian Civilisation Museum
The Asian Civilisation Museum (ACM) in Singapore has moved to new premises and will deliver a larger more diverse collection when it reopens in February 2003. Over 2,000 artefacts will be on display in the 14,000 sq ft museum at Empress Place - a prestigious building which sits in the centre of Singapore along the historic riverbank. The museum will feature 11 galleries with interactive multimedia, discovery
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1 Oct 2002
Tower Power
Tower Bridge is set to be the star attraction at a theme park in Austria. It is to be re-created as a 1:25 model for Minimundus theme world in Klagenfurt. Model makers, led by Johann Markun, have begun studying the Tower's 114-year-old blueprints. The replica, measuring eight metres long, three metres high and two metres wide, will cost more than £125,000 to construct.
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30 Sep 2002
Revised pier plans for Brighton
St Modwen Properties and West Pier Trust have submitted revised plans to Brighton & Hove City Council for the restoration of Brighton West Pier following extensive public consultation. The Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment (CABE) has approved the revised plans, which it describes as a significant improvement resulting in a 'more imaginative scheme'. The restoration of the Grade 1 listed
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26 Sep 2002
Mayor launches blueprint for London's tourism
The mayor of London, Ken Livingstone, has announced a three-year plan to 'bring new leadership, more investment and a new structure to London's tourism industry.' Livingstone said the tourism industry had suffered for too long from a lack of strategic direction: 'The tourism industry is of immense value to the London economy, and I intend this new plan, 'Visit London', to maximise those benefits for the capital.'
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