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Six Flags reveals record revenues
BY Tom Anstey | 26 Jul 2017
Six Flags has enjoyed a successful second quarter, with the operator recording record revenues for the period with numbers increasing by US$15m (€12.9m, £11.5m) year-on- year.
Noah's Ark theme park in hot water after US$10 land sale jeopardises US$18m tax rebate
BY Tom Anstey | 26 Jul 2017
The biblical theme park in Kentucky centred around a full-size recreation of Noah’s Ark has transferred back land sold to its non-profit affiliate for just US$10 (€8.60, £7.70) after officials suspended a tax rebate worth US$18m (€15.5m, £13.8m) as a result of the deal.
Isle of Wight using Queen Victoria for latest tourism drive in £200,000 campaign
BY Tom Anstey | 25 Jul 2017
The Isle of Wight’s tourism body is about to launch a £200,000 tourism campaign promoting the island as the home of Queen Victoria.
Steve Double to lead cross-party group for tourism, hospitality and attractions
BY Tom Anstey | 25 Jul 2017
Conservative MP Steve Double has been elected chair of the cross-party Parliamentary group responsible for addressing issues relating to the tourism, hospitality and attractions sectors.
Unesco welcomes liberation of Mosul Museum and plans to safeguard site
BY Tom Anstey | 25 Jul 2017
Unesco’s director general, Irina Bokova, has welcomed the liberation of Iraq’s Mosul Museum, after Iraqi forces regained control of the city from ISIS following a nine-month military operation.
Seven studios make shortlist for Pompidou art museum in Brussels
BY Kim Megson | 24 Jul 2017
The developer of a new branch of the Pompidou Centre art museum in the centre of Brussels, Belgium, has revealed the seven-strong shortlist of architects in contention to win the prestigious commission.
KidZania launches new veterinary attraction in London
BY Ben Coxon | 24 Jul 2017
Edutainment operator Kidzania’s London franchise has partnered with the People's Dispensary for Sick Animals (PDSA) and pet food brand Lily’s Kitchen to introduce a new activity focused on veterinary care to the attraction
Thorpe Park teaser hints at The Walking Dead for popular Fright Night events
BY Tom Anstey | 24 Jul 2017
Thorpe Park has teased further details about its Fright Night events for 2017, with a new teaser image on the UK theme park’s website hinting that The Walking Dead could be making its debut at the attraction this Halloween.
Seattle Aquarium plans US$100m expansion
BY Ben Coxon | 24 Jul 2017
Seattle Aquarium has unveiled plans to expand its premises, with a new US$100 million (€858m, £770m) Ocean Pavilion coming to the US aquarium in 2023.
Diversity at the top of the agenda as New York lays out detailed plan for culture
BY Tom Anstey | 21 Jul 2017
New York City mayor Bill de Blasio has outlined the US city’s first ever plan for culture, linking future funding for museums and arts groups to the diversity of their staff.
Google brings back Glass tech with focus on improving job productivity
BY Tom Anstey | 20 Jul 2017
Google’s Glass smart wear technology has been resurrected with job productivity in mind, two years on from the company scrapping its original consumer model.
Freeman expands sports and entertainment reach with acquisition of BaAM
BY Tom Anstey | 20 Jul 2017
Brand experience provider Freeman has announced the acquisition of creative production company BaAM, expanding its business into the sports and entertainment markets.
Second buyer joins Wanda deal as group restructures multi-billion theme park and hotel sale
BY Tom Anstey | 20 Jul 2017
Following a shock move by Wanda to first sell off the majority of its theme park and hotel portfolio and then loan its purchaser billions of dollars to finance the deal, the landmark property deal has taken another twist, with the addition of a second buyer to the sale.
Saudi Arabia government grants US$2.6bn to tourism projects
BY Tom Anstey | 20 Jul 2017
Saudi Arabia’s government has allocated SAR9.9bn (US$2.64bn, €2.29bn, £2.02bn) to develop and rebuild the country’s tourism projects in its attempt to turn it into a world- class tourism destination.
Exclusive: Chester Zoo MD details £100m redevelopment masterplan
BY Tom Anstey | 19 Jul 2017
Chester Zoo will develop 100 acres (405,000sq m) of its existing site into grassland and forest areas as part of a £100m (US$130.4m, €113m) development project.
David Walsh plans five-star suspension bridge hotel for Hobart's Museum of Old and New Art
BY Kim Megson | 19 Jul 2017
The founder of Hobart’s Museum of Old and New Art (Mona) in Tasmania has unveiled detailed plans to build a neighbouring 172 room, 5-star hotel suspended over the River Derwent.
Dublin's Guinness Storehouse announces €16m expansion
BY Ben Coxon | 19 Jul 2017
Ireland’s most popular visitor attraction is seeking to draw even more visitors after the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin announced €16m (US$18.5m, £14.2m) expansion plans centred around doubling the size of its Gravity Bar.
Reid-Anderson back as Six Flags president as company announces Duffey departure
BY Tom Anstey | 18 Jul 2017
Six Flags has announced the retirement of its president and CEO John Duffey just 17 months after he took up the position.
Tourism projects receive funding in latest round of VisitEngland's £40m Discover England Fund
BY Tom Anstey | 18 Jul 2017
Development of a London/Bristol tourism route, a tour of Britain’s world famous horse- racing courses, travel packages for 18-35 year olds, and an urban food and drink hub have been named as the latest projects to receive funding from VisitEngland’s £40m Discover England Fund.
New York Wheel delayed indefinitely after contractor fired by developer
BY Tom Anstey | 18 Jul 2017
Plans to develop New York’s largest Ferris Wheel are in jeopardy after the attraction's main contractor was removed from the project.
     
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2361 to 2380 of 9725 news stories
Six Flags reveals record revenues
BY Tom Anstey | 26 Jul 2017
Six Flags has enjoyed a successful second quarter, with the operator recording record revenues for the period with numbers increasing by US$15m (€12.9m, £11.5m) year-on- year.
Noah's Ark theme park in hot water after US$10 land sale jeopardises US$18m tax rebate
BY Tom Anstey | 26 Jul 2017
The biblical theme park in Kentucky centred around a full-size recreation of Noah’s Ark has transferred back land sold to its non-profit affiliate for just US$10 (€8.60, £7.70) after officials suspended a tax rebate worth US$18m (€15.5m, £13.8m) as a result of the deal.
Isle of Wight using Queen Victoria for latest tourism drive in £200,000 campaign
BY Tom Anstey | 25 Jul 2017
The Isle of Wight’s tourism body is about to launch a £200,000 tourism campaign promoting the island as the home of Queen Victoria.
Steve Double to lead cross-party group for tourism, hospitality and attractions
BY Tom Anstey | 25 Jul 2017
Conservative MP Steve Double has been elected chair of the cross-party Parliamentary group responsible for addressing issues relating to the tourism, hospitality and attractions sectors.
Unesco welcomes liberation of Mosul Museum and plans to safeguard site
BY Tom Anstey | 25 Jul 2017
Unesco’s director general, Irina Bokova, has welcomed the liberation of Iraq’s Mosul Museum, after Iraqi forces regained control of the city from ISIS following a nine-month military operation.
Seven studios make shortlist for Pompidou art museum in Brussels
BY Kim Megson | 24 Jul 2017
The developer of a new branch of the Pompidou Centre art museum in the centre of Brussels, Belgium, has revealed the seven-strong shortlist of architects in contention to win the prestigious commission.
KidZania launches new veterinary attraction in London
BY Ben Coxon | 24 Jul 2017
Edutainment operator Kidzania’s London franchise has partnered with the People's Dispensary for Sick Animals (PDSA) and pet food brand Lily’s Kitchen to introduce a new activity focused on veterinary care to the attraction
Thorpe Park teaser hints at The Walking Dead for popular Fright Night events
BY Tom Anstey | 24 Jul 2017
Thorpe Park has teased further details about its Fright Night events for 2017, with a new teaser image on the UK theme park’s website hinting that The Walking Dead could be making its debut at the attraction this Halloween.
Seattle Aquarium plans US$100m expansion
BY Ben Coxon | 24 Jul 2017
Seattle Aquarium has unveiled plans to expand its premises, with a new US$100 million (€858m, £770m) Ocean Pavilion coming to the US aquarium in 2023.
Diversity at the top of the agenda as New York lays out detailed plan for culture
BY Tom Anstey | 21 Jul 2017
New York City mayor Bill de Blasio has outlined the US city’s first ever plan for culture, linking future funding for museums and arts groups to the diversity of their staff.
Google brings back Glass tech with focus on improving job productivity
BY Tom Anstey | 20 Jul 2017
Google’s Glass smart wear technology has been resurrected with job productivity in mind, two years on from the company scrapping its original consumer model.
Freeman expands sports and entertainment reach with acquisition of BaAM
BY Tom Anstey | 20 Jul 2017
Brand experience provider Freeman has announced the acquisition of creative production company BaAM, expanding its business into the sports and entertainment markets.
Second buyer joins Wanda deal as group restructures multi-billion theme park and hotel sale
BY Tom Anstey | 20 Jul 2017
Following a shock move by Wanda to first sell off the majority of its theme park and hotel portfolio and then loan its purchaser billions of dollars to finance the deal, the landmark property deal has taken another twist, with the addition of a second buyer to the sale.
Saudi Arabia government grants US$2.6bn to tourism projects
BY Tom Anstey | 20 Jul 2017
Saudi Arabia’s government has allocated SAR9.9bn (US$2.64bn, €2.29bn, £2.02bn) to develop and rebuild the country’s tourism projects in its attempt to turn it into a world- class tourism destination.
Exclusive: Chester Zoo MD details £100m redevelopment masterplan
BY Tom Anstey | 19 Jul 2017
Chester Zoo will develop 100 acres (405,000sq m) of its existing site into grassland and forest areas as part of a £100m (US$130.4m, €113m) development project.
David Walsh plans five-star suspension bridge hotel for Hobart's Museum of Old and New Art
BY Kim Megson | 19 Jul 2017
The founder of Hobart’s Museum of Old and New Art (Mona) in Tasmania has unveiled detailed plans to build a neighbouring 172 room, 5-star hotel suspended over the River Derwent.
Dublin's Guinness Storehouse announces €16m expansion
BY Ben Coxon | 19 Jul 2017
Ireland’s most popular visitor attraction is seeking to draw even more visitors after the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin announced €16m (US$18.5m, £14.2m) expansion plans centred around doubling the size of its Gravity Bar.
Reid-Anderson back as Six Flags president as company announces Duffey departure
BY Tom Anstey | 18 Jul 2017
Six Flags has announced the retirement of its president and CEO John Duffey just 17 months after he took up the position.
Tourism projects receive funding in latest round of VisitEngland's £40m Discover England Fund
BY Tom Anstey | 18 Jul 2017
Development of a London/Bristol tourism route, a tour of Britain’s world famous horse- racing courses, travel packages for 18-35 year olds, and an urban food and drink hub have been named as the latest projects to receive funding from VisitEngland’s £40m Discover England Fund.
New York Wheel delayed indefinitely after contractor fired by developer
BY Tom Anstey | 18 Jul 2017
Plans to develop New York’s largest Ferris Wheel are in jeopardy after the attraction's main contractor was removed from the project.
     
 


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