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SeaWorld to phase out theatrical killer whale displays in San Diego in favour of 'natural' show
BY Jak Phillips | 10 Nov 2015
SeaWorld has announced plans to phase out its theatrical killer whale public displays at its San Diego park in California by 2018 in favour of a new presentation designed to "engage and inform guests by highlighting more of the species' natural behaviours."
China grants Disney special trademark ahead of theme park launch
BY Tom Anstey | 10 Nov 2015
The Chinese government has granted special protection to the Walt Disney Company ahead of the US firm's theme park debut in Shanghai next year.
Dutch architects reveal public art depot which takes visitors 'behind closed doors'
BY Kim Megson | 09 Nov 2015
Work will soon begin on the creation of a public art depot in Rotterdam allowing visitors to explore behind the scenes at one of Europe’s largest art galleries.
That Fozzie feeling: Henson puppetry museum to re-open
BY Alice Davis | 09 Nov 2015
After a US$14m (£9.3m, €12.9m) expansion and renovation, the Center of Puppetry Arts is opening its doors again.
Nature at the heart of US$500m Indonesia theme park plan
BY Tom Anstey | 09 Nov 2015
A massive new attraction is coming to Asia after plans were revealed for a US$500m (€464.5m, £331.5m) theme park and resort development just outside the Indonesian capital of Jakarta.
Diverse buildings recognised at World Architecture Festival
BY Alice Davis | 06 Nov 2015
The industry’s most prestigious awards have been handed out at the World Architecture Festival, held at the Marina Bay Sands in Singapore, with OMA and Buro Ole Scheeren's Interlace housing development in Singapore scooping the top prize of Building of the Year.
SeaWorld flounders as profits for the year drop US$10m
BY Tom Anstey | 06 Nov 2015
SeaWorld continues to struggle in the wake of Blackfish as profits for the visitor attraction’s parks slumped by US$10m (€9.2m, £6.6m), according to the company’s recently released Q4 financial report.
Historic Scotland's cutting-edge Engine Shed targets digital natives for 2016 launch
BY Tom Anstey | 06 Nov 2015
Historic Scotland’s director of conservation, David Mitchell, has said that the country’s new conservation centre in Sterling, due to open in 2016, will “raise technical standards” as the heritage body tries to attract a generation of digital natives to its attractions.
British Museum to teach Iraqi trainees heritage protection skills
BY Tom Anstey | 06 Nov 2015
The British Museum is establishing a pilot programme to train local museum curators, conservation specialists and archaeologists in Iraq skills in heritage protection.
World Waterpark Association draws attendees from five continents to annual event
BY Tom Anstey | 05 Nov 2015
Delegates from 30 countries and five continents came together at the end of October for the World Waterpark Association’s annual symposium and trade show – the world’s largest gathering of water leisure professionals and development experts.
Studio Gang unveil cave design for American Museum of Natural History's US$325m expansion
BY Tom Anstey | 05 Nov 2015
New York’s American Museum of Natural History has revealed new designs by Studio Gang for its US$325m (€298.7m, £211.1m), six-storey addition, intended to expand the institution’s role for scientific research and education.
Dubai's theme park sector continues to heat up with 2018 addition of 20th Century Fox World
BY Tom Anstey | 05 Nov 2015
Al Ahli Holding Group (AAHG) and Twentieth Century Fox Consumer Products have announced a licensing partnership to develop the first Twentieth Century Fox theme park and resort in Dubai.
Lionsgate uses Hunger Games to feed theme park ambitions
BY Tom Anstey | 05 Nov 2015
Film Studio Lionsgate is planning to gain a stronger footing in the theme park market by licensing its Hunger Games and other film franchises to under-development theme parks in Macau, Atlanta and Dubai.
Valencia embraces flower power as work begins on Gustafson Porter's 'green heart' central park
BY Kim Megson | 04 Nov 2015
A new central park in Valencia will fill the the heart of the city with more than 55 acres of plants, trees and flowers.
Liseberg CEO Andreas Andersen to lead IAAPA in 2018
BY Tom Anstey | 04 Nov 2015
IAAPA’s board of directors have named Liseberg Group CEO and president Andreas Veilstrup Andersen as its second vice chair for 2016, first vice chair in 2017 and then chair in 2018.
Culture at the heart of Rio's Olympic revitalisation plan, says Brazil's tourism minister
BY Tom Anstey | 04 Nov 2015
Brazil’s minister for tourism has said that the 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro will act as a springboard for the country’s cultural attractions, cementing the Games’ legacy through improved infrastructure and tourist links in the years to come.
The power of the midnight sun will be harnassed to create an ice hotel that doesn't melt
BY Kim Megson | 04 Nov 2015
The creators of Sweden’s famous melting Icehotel have revealed plans for a new ice venture which will have one key difference: guests will be able to stay all year round.
Architects seek to save Perth stadium by transforming it into an enormous surf park
BY Kim Megson | 03 Nov 2015
Australian architects MJA Studio have proposed a novel way of saving a much-loved sports stadium facing demolition: by turning it into an enormous outdoor wave pool.
Lumiere set to light up London with street art installations
BY Tom Anstey | 03 Nov 2015
On the back of successful events in Sydney, Berlin and Lyon, London is to welcome a new international light festival at the start of next year.
Project ANQA seeks support to document Middle East heritage sites under threat from ISIS
BY Tom Anstey | 03 Nov 2015
Heritage preservation specialists CyArk and the International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) are seeking government and private assistance for the emergency documentation of some of the Middle East’s most endangered cultural heritage sites.
     
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4279 to 4298 of 9732 news stories
SeaWorld to phase out theatrical killer whale displays in San Diego in favour of 'natural' show
BY Jak Phillips | 10 Nov 2015
SeaWorld has announced plans to phase out its theatrical killer whale public displays at its San Diego park in California by 2018 in favour of a new presentation designed to "engage and inform guests by highlighting more of the species' natural behaviours."
China grants Disney special trademark ahead of theme park launch
BY Tom Anstey | 10 Nov 2015
The Chinese government has granted special protection to the Walt Disney Company ahead of the US firm's theme park debut in Shanghai next year.
Dutch architects reveal public art depot which takes visitors 'behind closed doors'
BY Kim Megson | 09 Nov 2015
Work will soon begin on the creation of a public art depot in Rotterdam allowing visitors to explore behind the scenes at one of Europe’s largest art galleries.
That Fozzie feeling: Henson puppetry museum to re-open
BY Alice Davis | 09 Nov 2015
After a US$14m (£9.3m, €12.9m) expansion and renovation, the Center of Puppetry Arts is opening its doors again.
Nature at the heart of US$500m Indonesia theme park plan
BY Tom Anstey | 09 Nov 2015
A massive new attraction is coming to Asia after plans were revealed for a US$500m (€464.5m, £331.5m) theme park and resort development just outside the Indonesian capital of Jakarta.
Diverse buildings recognised at World Architecture Festival
BY Alice Davis | 06 Nov 2015
The industry’s most prestigious awards have been handed out at the World Architecture Festival, held at the Marina Bay Sands in Singapore, with OMA and Buro Ole Scheeren's Interlace housing development in Singapore scooping the top prize of Building of the Year.
SeaWorld flounders as profits for the year drop US$10m
BY Tom Anstey | 06 Nov 2015
SeaWorld continues to struggle in the wake of Blackfish as profits for the visitor attraction’s parks slumped by US$10m (€9.2m, £6.6m), according to the company’s recently released Q4 financial report.
Historic Scotland's cutting-edge Engine Shed targets digital natives for 2016 launch
BY Tom Anstey | 06 Nov 2015
Historic Scotland’s director of conservation, David Mitchell, has said that the country’s new conservation centre in Sterling, due to open in 2016, will “raise technical standards” as the heritage body tries to attract a generation of digital natives to its attractions.
British Museum to teach Iraqi trainees heritage protection skills
BY Tom Anstey | 06 Nov 2015
The British Museum is establishing a pilot programme to train local museum curators, conservation specialists and archaeologists in Iraq skills in heritage protection.
World Waterpark Association draws attendees from five continents to annual event
BY Tom Anstey | 05 Nov 2015
Delegates from 30 countries and five continents came together at the end of October for the World Waterpark Association’s annual symposium and trade show – the world’s largest gathering of water leisure professionals and development experts.
Studio Gang unveil cave design for American Museum of Natural History's US$325m expansion
BY Tom Anstey | 05 Nov 2015
New York’s American Museum of Natural History has revealed new designs by Studio Gang for its US$325m (€298.7m, £211.1m), six-storey addition, intended to expand the institution’s role for scientific research and education.
Dubai's theme park sector continues to heat up with 2018 addition of 20th Century Fox World
BY Tom Anstey | 05 Nov 2015
Al Ahli Holding Group (AAHG) and Twentieth Century Fox Consumer Products have announced a licensing partnership to develop the first Twentieth Century Fox theme park and resort in Dubai.
Lionsgate uses Hunger Games to feed theme park ambitions
BY Tom Anstey | 05 Nov 2015
Film Studio Lionsgate is planning to gain a stronger footing in the theme park market by licensing its Hunger Games and other film franchises to under-development theme parks in Macau, Atlanta and Dubai.
Valencia embraces flower power as work begins on Gustafson Porter's 'green heart' central park
BY Kim Megson | 04 Nov 2015
A new central park in Valencia will fill the the heart of the city with more than 55 acres of plants, trees and flowers.
Liseberg CEO Andreas Andersen to lead IAAPA in 2018
BY Tom Anstey | 04 Nov 2015
IAAPA’s board of directors have named Liseberg Group CEO and president Andreas Veilstrup Andersen as its second vice chair for 2016, first vice chair in 2017 and then chair in 2018.
Culture at the heart of Rio's Olympic revitalisation plan, says Brazil's tourism minister
BY Tom Anstey | 04 Nov 2015
Brazil’s minister for tourism has said that the 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro will act as a springboard for the country’s cultural attractions, cementing the Games’ legacy through improved infrastructure and tourist links in the years to come.
The power of the midnight sun will be harnassed to create an ice hotel that doesn't melt
BY Kim Megson | 04 Nov 2015
The creators of Sweden’s famous melting Icehotel have revealed plans for a new ice venture which will have one key difference: guests will be able to stay all year round.
Architects seek to save Perth stadium by transforming it into an enormous surf park
BY Kim Megson | 03 Nov 2015
Australian architects MJA Studio have proposed a novel way of saving a much-loved sports stadium facing demolition: by turning it into an enormous outdoor wave pool.
Lumiere set to light up London with street art installations
BY Tom Anstey | 03 Nov 2015
On the back of successful events in Sydney, Berlin and Lyon, London is to welcome a new international light festival at the start of next year.
Project ANQA seeks support to document Middle East heritage sites under threat from ISIS
BY Tom Anstey | 03 Nov 2015
Heritage preservation specialists CyArk and the International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) are seeking government and private assistance for the emergency documentation of some of the Middle East’s most endangered cultural heritage sites.
     
 


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