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09 Jun 2017
West 8 to transform Dutch royal palace into leisure and innovation hub
Dutch landscape architects West 8 are to develop a 17th century Dutch country estate and royal residence in Soestdijk, it has been announced today (9 June). The Netherlands’ minister of the interior, Roland Plasterk, has revealed that business consortium Made in Holland have succeeded in the bidding war to
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09 Jun 2017
Star architects enter race to design Brussels' own Pompidou Centre
A host of the world’s most high-profile architecture practices have entered the race to design a new branch of the Pompidou Centre art museum in Brussels, Belgium. The studio of Richard Rogers – who designed the landmark Pompidou in Paris in 1977 alongside Renzo Piano – are in contention for the €125m (US$136m,
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09 Jun 2017
Universal breaks ground on Super Nintendo World, confirms Mario Kart plans
Universal has shed more light on its upcoming Super Nintendo World in Japan, hosting a groundbreaking ceremony and confirming that Mario Kart will be brought to life as part of the highly-anticipated immersive attraction. Scheduled to open in time for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, the ¥60bn (US$544m, €486m,
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08 Jun 2017
Yorkshire Wildlife Park announces £50m expansion plans
Britain’s Yorkshire Wildlife Park in Doncaster has announced plans for a massive £50m (US$64.6m, €57.5m) expansion, which will bring in new animals and double the attraction’s existing workforce. The park has secured 150 acres (61 hectares) of new land next to its existing site, which will be used to turn it
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08 Jun 2017
Influential speakers gear up for inaugural TIDE tech conference
The first ever TIDE conference (Technology. Innovation. Design. Experience.) takes place next week in Orlando, a day-long precursor to the annual InfoComm convention in Orlando, Florida. A bright lineup of speakers, including Pixar’s Matthew Luhn, Local Project’s founder Jake Barton, Jason Crusan from NASA and
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08 Jun 2017
Tourism Ireland names new head of Great Britain
With a weakened pound keeping British visitors away from Ireland, the country’s national tourism body has announced the appointment Julie Wakely to oversee its UK offices. Taking up the role of head of Great Britain for Tourism Ireland, Wakley moves up from her position as deputy head covering consumer
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07 Jun 2017
Kung Fu Panda and Hello Kitty for Universal Studios Hollywood
Universal Studios Hollywood has announced the addition of two popular IPs to its park in 2018 – Kung Fu Panda and Hello Kitty Created in partnership with Universal Creative and DreamWorks’ Artists, the DreamWorks Theatre will replace the existing Shrek 4-D attraction, playing host to a variety of
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07 Jun 2017
Countdown begins for Astana architecture expo devoted to 'future energy'
The countdown has begun in earnest for the 2017 international architecture exposition in Astana, Kazakhstan. On 10 June, visitors will be able to explore the city’s futuristic new Expo City, which includes 28 buildings themed around the concept of ‘Future Energy’. Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture
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07 Jun 2017
Varney calls on new government to shake up "undervalued" tourism sector
Merlin Entertainments chief Nick Varney has said the next UK government must hand over responsibility for promoting tourism to a new department, saying the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) had made it a “second-tier priority”. Varney, who is also chair of the British Hospitality Association
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07 Jun 2017
Wonderful world of Dr Seuss celebrated with launch of new museum
Springfield Museums in Springfield, Massachusetts, is celebrating following the launch of The Amazing World of Dr Seuss Museum, an attraction dedicated to the life and works of the popular writer and animator Theodor Seuss Geisel. Located in the grounds of the existing Dr Seuss National Memorial Sculpture
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07 Jun 2017
Study suggests heritage volunteering can improve wellbeing
A new study supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) has suggested that there are significant wellbeing benefits for people volunteering on heritage projects. The study – Inspiring Futures: Volunteering for Wellbeing – was financed by a £528,700 (US$682,872, €605,775) grant from the HLF. Taking place
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Design, engineering, manufacturing, installation of waterslides, waterparks and waterplay attractions. Polin has perfected hundreds of exclusive and successful projects all around the world: outdoor parks, indoor parks and hotel/resort packages, regardless of the project’s size.
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