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Attractions kickoff: 2018's biggest openings
BY Tom Anstey | 01 Jan 2018
As the visitor attractions sector gears up for the year ahead, Attractions
Management looks at what’s in the pipeline for 2018, with openings, redevelopments,
landmark projects and new innovations across the world set to add more fuel to an
already booming industry.
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Attractions Review 2017: December
BY Tom Anstey | 31 Dec 2017
The biggest news of the year came in its last month, as Disney acquired Fox, with Bob
Iger also extending his contract through to 2021. Also in December, Orlando mayor Buddy
Dyer spoke to Attractions Management about working with operators in the theme park
capital, while BRC revealed how it applied theme park design to a museum experience at
the newly opened Museum of the Bible.
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Attractions Review 2017: November
BY Tom Anstey | 30 Dec 2017
November is among the biggest months in the calendar for attractions, thanks to the
annual IAAPA Expo
in Orlando, Florida. This year’s event didn’t disappoint, with news breaking constantly
across the trade
show floor. Some of the attractions industry’s brightest and most respected minds came
together for this
year’s Legends Panel to share their insights, while the new IAAPA chair revealed expansion
plans for his
Swedish theme park. Meanwhile, up in the mountains of Tibet, plans were unveiled to
open the world’s
highest planetarium.
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Attractions Review 2017: October
BY Tom Anstey | 29 Dec 2017
Musical vegetables managed to hit the headlines in October, with an incredibly unique
installation in Tokyo. Entering the fourth quarter, a major project in the heart of New York
was announced by Parques Reunidos and an industry veteran took the helm at Universal’s
multi-billion dollar theme park project in China.
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