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Construction work on V&A Dundee scheme to start in August
BY Martin Nash | 16 Jan 2014
Work on the new V&A museum planned for Dundee, Scotland is expected to start in August this year, following the award of a £9.4m Heritage Lottery Fund grant.
Spa complex planned on former naval battery site
BY Jak Phillips | 15 Jan 2014
Plans to construct a hotel and spa complex on a former naval battery outpost in Plymouth, UK, have been resurrected by Rotolok Holdings.
Lady Gaga linked to Michael Jackson memorabilia museum
BY Chris Dodd | 14 Jan 2014
Michael Jackson fan Lady Gaga is thought to be considering opening a museum to showcase her collection of the Thriller star’s memorabilia, believed to be worth around US$1.25m (£700,600, €900,000).
Florence to unveil 20th Century Art Museum
BY Chris Dodd | 14 Jan 2014
Florence is to welcome the opening of a new 20th Century Art Museum this April, as the city undergoes a cultural transformation which will see a host of other attractions open or receive restoration work.
Plans revealed for life-size Titanic simulation attraction in China
BY Chris Dodd | 13 Jan 2014
A Chinese theme park, located in the landlocked province of Sichuan, has revealed plans to create a life-size replica of the Titanic, which will simulate the conditions experienced during the ship’s tragic sinking in 1912.
Olympic Museum back in business after $61m renovation
BY Jak Phillips | 10 Jan 2014
The Olympic Museum in Lausanne, Switzerland, has re-opened to the public after a 23-month transformation costing approximately $61m (£37m, €44.6m).
Imperial War Museum London forced to close until July 2014
BY Tom Anstey | 08 Jan 2014
London’s Imperial War Museum has closed to visitors until July 2014 after ongoing building work unexpectedly revealed major infrastructure issues.
Less than half of population have visited the UK's top attractions
BY Tom Anstey | 08 Jan 2014
Despite booming numbers from abroad for the UK’s top attractions, a recent YouGov survey has revealed that the majority of adults have not visited the country’s top attractions with one in six respondents stating they had not visited any major attractions.
Restricted entry for India's 'largest museum'
BY Martin Nash | 08 Jan 2014
What has been dubbed India's largest museum is due to open on 15 January, although entry will be restricted to travellers passing through Mumbai Airport's new T2 terminal.
Merlin unveils landmark Angry Birds theme park
BY Jak Phillips | 08 Jan 2014
Merlin Entertainments has today announced a major new deal to create the world’s first Angry Birds 4D theme park experience.
Scotland’s attractions ‘failing the deaf’
BY Tom Anstey | 29 Dec 2013
Major tourist attractions in Scotland are failing to cater to the deaf, according to a charity.
More science museums needed, says governor of Goa, India
BY Chris Dodd | 20 Dec 2013
The governor of the Indian state of Goa has called for the creation of more science museums, especially in rural areas, in order to give young people the chance to learn from scientific findings.
London's Science Museum releases interactive iPad app
BY Chris Dodd | 20 Dec 2013
The Science Museum, London, has released an iPad app that gives users the chance to explore 14 different interactive journeys specially crafted by its curators.
Plans revealed for 75-hectare New Doha Zoo in Qatar
BY Chris Dodd | 18 Dec 2013
A master plan design has been revealed for the New Doha Zoo in Qatar, with the 75-hectare attraction providing visitors with a sustainable focus on the natural and climatic features of three different continents.
Work begins on Twentieth Century Fox World
BY Kath Hudson | 18 Dec 2013
In a groundbreaking ceremony today, Twentieth Century Fox Consumer Products revealed its Malaysian theme park will be called Twentieth Century Fox World.
Crawley to get new museum following £1m HLF funding
BY Chris Dodd | 17 Dec 2013
Crawley Borough Council has been awarded £1.15m by the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) to help create a new museum in the town’s centre.
Stonehenge visitor centre set for launch
BY Kath Hudson | 17 Dec 2013
The much vaunted Stonehenge exhibition and visitor centre opens its doors tomorrow (18th December), transforming the site from a quick stop off and photo opportunity, into an immersive visitor experience, giving a sense of what it was like to live then.
Game of Thrones at the forefront of Northern Ireland tourism push
BY Tom Anstey | 17 Dec 2013
Northern ireland’s tourist board is planning to use hit TV show Game of Thrones – which was filmed in the country – in its quest to achieve record visitor numbers.
UK’s ‘dream’ activities for overseas tourists revealed
BY Tom Anstey | 17 Dec 2013
Buckingham Palace has been revealed as the number one attraction for tourists visiting the UK following a survey of more than 10,000 people conducted by VisitBritain.
Dinosaur theme park opens in Queensland
BY Tom Anstey | 16 Dec 2013
‘Palmersaurus’ – a dinosaur-themed park – opened to the public on Saturday (14 December) within the grounds of the Palmer Coolum Resort in Queensland, Australia.
     
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5982 to 6001 of 9637 news stories
Construction work on V&A Dundee scheme to start in August
BY Martin Nash | 16 Jan 2014
Work on the new V&A museum planned for Dundee, Scotland is expected to start in August this year, following the award of a £9.4m Heritage Lottery Fund grant.
Spa complex planned on former naval battery site
BY Jak Phillips | 15 Jan 2014
Plans to construct a hotel and spa complex on a former naval battery outpost in Plymouth, UK, have been resurrected by Rotolok Holdings.
Lady Gaga linked to Michael Jackson memorabilia museum
BY Chris Dodd | 14 Jan 2014
Michael Jackson fan Lady Gaga is thought to be considering opening a museum to showcase her collection of the Thriller star’s memorabilia, believed to be worth around US$1.25m (£700,600, €900,000).
Florence to unveil 20th Century Art Museum
BY Chris Dodd | 14 Jan 2014
Florence is to welcome the opening of a new 20th Century Art Museum this April, as the city undergoes a cultural transformation which will see a host of other attractions open or receive restoration work.
Plans revealed for life-size Titanic simulation attraction in China
BY Chris Dodd | 13 Jan 2014
A Chinese theme park, located in the landlocked province of Sichuan, has revealed plans to create a life-size replica of the Titanic, which will simulate the conditions experienced during the ship’s tragic sinking in 1912.
Olympic Museum back in business after $61m renovation
BY Jak Phillips | 10 Jan 2014
The Olympic Museum in Lausanne, Switzerland, has re-opened to the public after a 23-month transformation costing approximately $61m (£37m, €44.6m).
Imperial War Museum London forced to close until July 2014
BY Tom Anstey | 08 Jan 2014
London’s Imperial War Museum has closed to visitors until July 2014 after ongoing building work unexpectedly revealed major infrastructure issues.
Less than half of population have visited the UK's top attractions
BY Tom Anstey | 08 Jan 2014
Despite booming numbers from abroad for the UK’s top attractions, a recent YouGov survey has revealed that the majority of adults have not visited the country’s top attractions with one in six respondents stating they had not visited any major attractions.
Restricted entry for India's 'largest museum'
BY Martin Nash | 08 Jan 2014
What has been dubbed India's largest museum is due to open on 15 January, although entry will be restricted to travellers passing through Mumbai Airport's new T2 terminal.
Merlin unveils landmark Angry Birds theme park
BY Jak Phillips | 08 Jan 2014
Merlin Entertainments has today announced a major new deal to create the world’s first Angry Birds 4D theme park experience.
Scotland’s attractions ‘failing the deaf’
BY Tom Anstey | 29 Dec 2013
Major tourist attractions in Scotland are failing to cater to the deaf, according to a charity.
More science museums needed, says governor of Goa, India
BY Chris Dodd | 20 Dec 2013
The governor of the Indian state of Goa has called for the creation of more science museums, especially in rural areas, in order to give young people the chance to learn from scientific findings.
London's Science Museum releases interactive iPad app
BY Chris Dodd | 20 Dec 2013
The Science Museum, London, has released an iPad app that gives users the chance to explore 14 different interactive journeys specially crafted by its curators.
Plans revealed for 75-hectare New Doha Zoo in Qatar
BY Chris Dodd | 18 Dec 2013
A master plan design has been revealed for the New Doha Zoo in Qatar, with the 75-hectare attraction providing visitors with a sustainable focus on the natural and climatic features of three different continents.
Work begins on Twentieth Century Fox World
BY Kath Hudson | 18 Dec 2013
In a groundbreaking ceremony today, Twentieth Century Fox Consumer Products revealed its Malaysian theme park will be called Twentieth Century Fox World.
Crawley to get new museum following £1m HLF funding
BY Chris Dodd | 17 Dec 2013
Crawley Borough Council has been awarded £1.15m by the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) to help create a new museum in the town’s centre.
Stonehenge visitor centre set for launch
BY Kath Hudson | 17 Dec 2013
The much vaunted Stonehenge exhibition and visitor centre opens its doors tomorrow (18th December), transforming the site from a quick stop off and photo opportunity, into an immersive visitor experience, giving a sense of what it was like to live then.
Game of Thrones at the forefront of Northern Ireland tourism push
BY Tom Anstey | 17 Dec 2013
Northern ireland’s tourist board is planning to use hit TV show Game of Thrones – which was filmed in the country – in its quest to achieve record visitor numbers.
UK’s ‘dream’ activities for overseas tourists revealed
BY Tom Anstey | 17 Dec 2013
Buckingham Palace has been revealed as the number one attraction for tourists visiting the UK following a survey of more than 10,000 people conducted by VisitBritain.
Dinosaur theme park opens in Queensland
BY Tom Anstey | 16 Dec 2013
‘Palmersaurus’ – a dinosaur-themed park – opened to the public on Saturday (14 December) within the grounds of the Palmer Coolum Resort in Queensland, Australia.
     
 


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