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09 Nov 2017
VisitBritain targets more US visitors to Birmingham and Midlands
A marketing initiative spearheaded by VisitBritain hopes to attract more US and overseas tourists to Birmingham and the surrounding region. The gateway campaign comes as Birmingham Airport increases flights to US destinations on Norwegian low-cost carrier Primera Air. From 2018, the service will include regular
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07 Nov 2017
SeaWorld tightens financial leash following poor third quarter
SeaWorld president and CEO Joel Manby has reiterated that financial discipline remains a top priority for the operator, after another tough quarter saw revenues and visitor numbers drop. Earnings for Q3 were down US$47.6m (€41.1m, £36.3m) year-on-year, with SeaWorld recording revenues of US$437.7m (€378m,
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06 Nov 2017
Renderings reveal Jean Nouvel's sculptural skyscraper in Midtown Manhattan
French architect Jean Nouvel has revealed a preview of the 1,050ft (320m) high tapering tower he has designed for New York, with renderings showing the development that will fill a condo with culture. Building work on the project, called 53W53, has reached the 58th floor, and it is already towering over the
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06 Nov 2017
Disney architect and designer Wing Chao wins Pioneer Award
American architect and former Disney executive Wing T Chao will receive the Pioneer Award from The International Society of Hospitality Consultants (ISHC) for services to entertainment design. The annual award, established in 1996, recognises an individual “who has made an outstanding contribution, achievement
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06 Nov 2017
World's highest planetarium coming to Tibet's Museum of Natural Sciences
Plans have been unveiled in China to build the world’s highest planetarium – set to open at the Tibet Museum of Natural Sciences in 2019. Dubbed “the roof of the world”, the museum in the provincial capital of Lhasa, sits 4,000m (13,123ft) above sea level, passing through the three permanent exhibition halls
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03 Nov 2017
Pixar Pier confirmed to open 2018 as Disney reveals new rides
Disney has revealed new details about the upcoming immersive Pixar attraction at its California Adventure park. Paradise Pier will be rebranded 'Pixar Pier' and feature four different themed neighbourhoods using Pixar’s most popular IPs. Set to open in the third quarter of 2018, there will also be newly themed
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03 Nov 2017
SHoP Architects complete revamp of SITE Santa Fe art museum
New York practice SHoP Architects have completed their expansion of SITE Santa Fe, one of the most respected contemporary arts venues in the US. The museum – which runs year-round exhibitions, artistic residencies and educational programmes to foster avant-garde art – has occupied a former warehouse in the Santa
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02 Nov 2017
Culture boost for Margate as Turner Contemporary plans £5.3m expansion
The David Chipperfield-designed Turner Contemporary is set to undergo a £5.3m (US$7m, €6m) expansion, new plans have revealed. A spokesperson confirmed to Attractions Management that discussions with partners and funders had begun, with the gallery now developing ideas for the attraction. Arts
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02 Nov 2017
Cedar Fair credits investment strategy for strong quarter
New rides and immersive entertainment are delivering record attendances and in-park spending for Cedar Fair, according to outgoing CEO Matt Ouimet. The operator’s latest earnings report demonstrate another strong quarter for the business, with Q3 results showing net revenues of US$653m (€560.5m, £493m) for the
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IAAPA Expo Europe was established in 2006 and has grown to the largest international conference and trade show for the leisure and attractions industry in the Europe, Middle East, Africa (EMEA) region.
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