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21 Dec 2018
Lionsgate Entertainment World to open in China next year
The Lionsgate-themed immersive experience planned for China, Lionsgate Entertainment World, is to open next year, its developer has announced. Stretching to five-and-a-half acres, the centre will include attractions, dining, and retail themed around Lionsgate film franchises that are popular in China, including
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21 Dec 2018
Attractions Review 2018: December
In a year of ups, downs, loops and scoops, Attractions Management looks back at some of the biggest stories to hit the headlines, giving possible indicators at what’s still to come in the year ahead. The year might be coming to a close but the attractions industry continues to roll on, with some
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21 Dec 2018
Festive season's domestic tourism rush to provide £2.6bn economic boost
More than one in four (26 per cent) Brits – a total of 13 million – are planning an overnight trip in the UK during the Christmas and New Year period, providing the economy with an estimated £2.6bn boost. The figures come from VisitEngland’s Christmas Trip Tracker Survey and show a marked increase on last
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20 Dec 2018
Hello Kitty theme park to open in Hainan
Chinese tourism hotbed Hainan is set to welcome a new Hello Kitty-themed amusement park worth US$1.6bn (€1.4bn, £1.3bn). A press conference was held by China’s State Council to promote the project. The park will be called Hainan Hello Kitty Paradise and is aiming to engage families with a child-centred
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20 Dec 2018
Qatar's first planetarium opens in Doha
Qatar’s first planetarium has opened as part of the Katara Cultural Village in Doha, a location blending education, entertainment and interactivity to appeal to all age groups. The Al Thuraya planetarium is a high-tech facility with a 22m (72.2ft) screen equipped with state-of-the-art digital projectors for 2D
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19 Dec 2018
Attractions Review 2018: November
In a year of ups, downs, loops and scoops, Attractions Management looks back at some of the biggest stories to hit the headlines, giving possible indicators at what’s still to come in the year ahead. With IAAPA's annual expo taking place during the month, November has traditionally featured some
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19 Dec 2018
Attractions Review 2018: October
In a year of ups, downs, loops and scoops, Attractions Management looks back at some of the biggest stories to hit the headlines, giving possible indicators at what’s still to come in the year ahead. After taking up the position in a temporary capacity. IAAPA named Hal McEvoy as its new president
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19 Dec 2018
Attractions Review 2018: September
In a year of ups, downs, loops and scoops, Attractions Management looks back at some of the biggest stories to hit the headlines, giving possible indicators at what’s still to come in the year ahead. A tragic fire struck in September, destroying Brazil's historic national museum. In more positive
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19 Dec 2018
Attractions Review 2018: August
In a year of ups, downs, loops and scoops, Attractions Management looks back at some of the biggest stories to hit the headlines, giving possible indicators at what’s still to come in the year ahead. In August, an iconic structure was given a major renovation in Seattle, while icons of comedy were
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19 Dec 2018
Video: Attractions Management News Flash 19 December 2018
The latest Attractions Management News Flash Video is now live! In this broadcast, Spanish operator Parques Reunidos acquires the world’s largest indoor waterpark, a decision has been made to rebuild Brazil's famous Museu Nacional and a $90m waterpark development opens at the Gaylord Opryland Resort in
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19 Dec 2018
Malta's MUZA art museum opens in Valletta
Malta’s new national-community art museum, MUZA, has now been permanently opened in the Maltese capital of Valletta. The museum, which holds more than 20,000 pieces celebrating Maltese art, cost €10m (US$11.4m, £9m) to bring to fruition, four-fifths of which came from the European Regional Development Fund,
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19 Dec 2018
Attractions Review 2018: July
In a year of ups, downs, loops and scoops, Attractions Management looks back at some of the biggest stories to hit the headlines, giving possible indicators at what’s still to come in the year ahead. July was about stunts, spies and spending, with a new robotic stunt double created by Disney, a
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19 Dec 2018
Attractions Review 2018: June
In a year of ups, downs, loops and scoops, Attractions Management looks back at some of the biggest stories to hit the headlines, giving possible indicators at what’s still to come in the year ahead. Reaching the mid-point of the year, six years on from the devastation caused by Hurricane Sandy,
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19 Dec 2018
Attractions Review 2018: May
In a year of ups, downs, loops and scoops, Attractions Management looks back at some of the biggest stories to hit the headlines, giving possible indicators at what’s still to come in the year ahead. The month of May marked the release of the TEA/AECOM annual Theme and Museum Index, which showed
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Invented in Christchurch, New Zealand in 2005 by John Targett and Tim Wethey, Clip ‘n Climb is the international market leader of the fun climbing industry with 215 energy-filled facilities worldwide (and counting).
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