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South Korea plans National Aviation Museum
BY Tom Anstey | 04 Sep 2015
South Korea’s government is planning to develop a W93.4bn (US$78.9m, €70.8m, £51.8m) national aviation museum to open in 2018, according to the country’s Ministry of Transport.
Seattle's EMP to host Hello Kitty exhibition before nationwide tour
BY Tom Anstey | 04 Sep 2015
The US’s first large-scale Hello Kitty exhibition is to go on display in Seattle’s Experience Music Project Museum (EMP) in November to celebrate the iconic character’s 40th anniversary.
United Flight 93 visitor centre opens day before 9/11 anniversary
BY Tom Anstey | 03 Sep 2015
The Flight 93 National Memorial – a visitor centre in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, remembering those lost on United Flight 93 – has opened to the public with designs by Paul Murdoch Architects offering a place of contemplation for those lost during the 9/11 attacks.
Margaritaville Resort to open in Orlando
BY Jane Kitchen | 03 Sep 2015
Margaritaville Holdings, along with Encore Capital management, will develop a Margaritaville Resort in Orlando. Inspired by the lifestyle celebrated in Jimmy Buffett’s songs, the resort will include a hotel, vacation ownership, vacation homes, and a 5,000sq ft (465sq m) St. Somewhere Spa.
Cincinnati Zoo plans US$12m expansion of gorilla exhibit
BY Tom Anstey | 03 Sep 2015
The Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens has announced plans to build a US$12m (€10.8m, £7.9m) expansion of its gorilla habitat.
Six Flags Great Adventure reveals plans for 4D wing coaster
BY Tom Anstey | 03 Sep 2015
Six Flags Great Adventure has announced plans for Total Mayhem, the company’s second 4D wing coaster which will open at the New Jersey theme park in Q1 2016.
Oxford and Harvard team up to battle back against ISIS heritage destruction
BY Tom Anstey | 03 Sep 2015
As ISIS continues to wage its war of hate across parts of the Middle East, destroying ancient relics and monuments as it goes, archeologists from the universities of Harvard and Oxford have teamed up with UNESCO to try and digitally preserve the region's historical architecture and artefacts.
Alton Towers’ founder plans to turn Cornwall theme park into premier European resort
BY Kath Hudson | 03 Sep 2015
Alton Towers founder John Broome has acquired Cornwall's Crealy Great Adventure Park, along with 200 acres of adjacent farmland, with the intention of transforming it into a premier European destination, branded as Camel Creek Resort.
numen for use create interactive explorable exhibition in Innsbruck
BY Tom Anstey | 03 Sep 2015
Croatian-Austrian design collective numen/for use have unveiled a new installation at Aut. Architektur und Tirol museum in Innsbruck comprised of a series of interactive, explorable, stitched safety nets.
Ancient Bulgarian settlement to become major tourist destination
BY Tom Anstey | 02 Sep 2015
A neolithic settlement in Sofia’s Slatina district is about to become one of Bulgaria’s most prominent visitor attractions after the capital’s mayor announced plans to turn the site into a tourist destination.
First phase of Sydney's Goods Line opens to the public
BY Tom Anstey | 02 Sep 2015
The first phase of Sydney’s new linear park, inspired by New York’s High Line, has opened to the public for the first time.
Australia's first major Lego attraction coming to Melbourne
BY Tom Anstey | 02 Sep 2015
Australia is about to gain its first major Lego attraction after Merlin Entertainments reached a deal with Melbourne’s Chadstone shopping mall to open the country’s first Legoland Discovery Centre there.
Dubai Municipality confirms plans for AED22m crocodile park
BY Tom Anstey | 02 Sep 2015
Plans for a crocodile park in Dubai are to be realised after the city’s civic body confirmed plans for the AED22m (US$6m, €5.4m, £3.8m) development.
Indian government seeks private investors for development of 800 heritage structures
BY Tom Anstey | 02 Sep 2015
The Indian government has urged local private investors to acquire a collection of 800 heritage structures so the sites can be repurposed as heritage hotels, craft centres and visitor attractions.
Kengo Kuma to redesign Portland’s Japanese Garden
BY Kate Parker | 02 Sep 2015
Architect Kengo Kuma has unveiled plans for his first project on US soil – the expansion of Portland’s much-loved Japanese Garden.
Huayi Brothers sign US$4.7bn deal to develop 20 theme parks in China
BY Tom Anstey | 02 Sep 2015
Private Chinese production company Huayi Brothers has signed a US$4.7bn (€4.25bn, £3bn) deal with Ping An Bank to develop 20 theme parks in China based on film and entertainment, as well as films and internet-based ventures.
Anchorage Museum plans US$17.5m new wing
BY Tom Anstey | 01 Sep 2015
Alaska’s Anchorage Museum has announced plans for a US$17.5m (€15.7m, £11.2m), 25,000sq ft (2,300sq m) expansion to create new spaces for its permanent art collection.
Foreign directors given top positions in Italian museum sector shakeup
BY Tom Anstey | 01 Sep 2015
After announcing in January plans for a historic shakeup of its museum sector, Italy’s Culture Ministry has appointed a number of foreign museum directors to prominent roles for the first time in the country’s history.
Corpus Christi waterpark delay could cost developer US$110m
BY Tom Anstey | 01 Sep 2015
A waterpark development in Corpus Christi, Texas, is in danger of losing US$110m (€99.2m, £70.5m) of tax-funded incentives if a decorative tower at the Schlitterbahn park isn’t completed by the end of September.
Largest aquarium in Russia launches inside Moscow’s VDNKh exhibition centre
BY Tom Anstey | 01 Sep 2015
The largest aquarium in Russia and one of the largest in all of Europe has opened its doors inside Moscow’s historic VDNKh exhibition centre as part of a large-scale redevelopment.
     
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South Korea plans National Aviation Museum
BY Tom Anstey | 04 Sep 2015
South Korea’s government is planning to develop a W93.4bn (US$78.9m, €70.8m, £51.8m) national aviation museum to open in 2018, according to the country’s Ministry of Transport.
Seattle's EMP to host Hello Kitty exhibition before nationwide tour
BY Tom Anstey | 04 Sep 2015
The US’s first large-scale Hello Kitty exhibition is to go on display in Seattle’s Experience Music Project Museum (EMP) in November to celebrate the iconic character’s 40th anniversary.
United Flight 93 visitor centre opens day before 9/11 anniversary
BY Tom Anstey | 03 Sep 2015
The Flight 93 National Memorial – a visitor centre in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, remembering those lost on United Flight 93 – has opened to the public with designs by Paul Murdoch Architects offering a place of contemplation for those lost during the 9/11 attacks.
Margaritaville Resort to open in Orlando
BY Jane Kitchen | 03 Sep 2015
Margaritaville Holdings, along with Encore Capital management, will develop a Margaritaville Resort in Orlando. Inspired by the lifestyle celebrated in Jimmy Buffett’s songs, the resort will include a hotel, vacation ownership, vacation homes, and a 5,000sq ft (465sq m) St. Somewhere Spa.
Cincinnati Zoo plans US$12m expansion of gorilla exhibit
BY Tom Anstey | 03 Sep 2015
The Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens has announced plans to build a US$12m (€10.8m, £7.9m) expansion of its gorilla habitat.
Six Flags Great Adventure reveals plans for 4D wing coaster
BY Tom Anstey | 03 Sep 2015
Six Flags Great Adventure has announced plans for Total Mayhem, the company’s second 4D wing coaster which will open at the New Jersey theme park in Q1 2016.
Oxford and Harvard team up to battle back against ISIS heritage destruction
BY Tom Anstey | 03 Sep 2015
As ISIS continues to wage its war of hate across parts of the Middle East, destroying ancient relics and monuments as it goes, archeologists from the universities of Harvard and Oxford have teamed up with UNESCO to try and digitally preserve the region's historical architecture and artefacts.
Alton Towers’ founder plans to turn Cornwall theme park into premier European resort
BY Kath Hudson | 03 Sep 2015
Alton Towers founder John Broome has acquired Cornwall's Crealy Great Adventure Park, along with 200 acres of adjacent farmland, with the intention of transforming it into a premier European destination, branded as Camel Creek Resort.
numen for use create interactive explorable exhibition in Innsbruck
BY Tom Anstey | 03 Sep 2015
Croatian-Austrian design collective numen/for use have unveiled a new installation at Aut. Architektur und Tirol museum in Innsbruck comprised of a series of interactive, explorable, stitched safety nets.
Ancient Bulgarian settlement to become major tourist destination
BY Tom Anstey | 02 Sep 2015
A neolithic settlement in Sofia’s Slatina district is about to become one of Bulgaria’s most prominent visitor attractions after the capital’s mayor announced plans to turn the site into a tourist destination.
First phase of Sydney's Goods Line opens to the public
BY Tom Anstey | 02 Sep 2015
The first phase of Sydney’s new linear park, inspired by New York’s High Line, has opened to the public for the first time.
Australia's first major Lego attraction coming to Melbourne
BY Tom Anstey | 02 Sep 2015
Australia is about to gain its first major Lego attraction after Merlin Entertainments reached a deal with Melbourne’s Chadstone shopping mall to open the country’s first Legoland Discovery Centre there.
Dubai Municipality confirms plans for AED22m crocodile park
BY Tom Anstey | 02 Sep 2015
Plans for a crocodile park in Dubai are to be realised after the city’s civic body confirmed plans for the AED22m (US$6m, €5.4m, £3.8m) development.
Indian government seeks private investors for development of 800 heritage structures
BY Tom Anstey | 02 Sep 2015
The Indian government has urged local private investors to acquire a collection of 800 heritage structures so the sites can be repurposed as heritage hotels, craft centres and visitor attractions.
Kengo Kuma to redesign Portland’s Japanese Garden
BY Kate Parker | 02 Sep 2015
Architect Kengo Kuma has unveiled plans for his first project on US soil – the expansion of Portland’s much-loved Japanese Garden.
Huayi Brothers sign US$4.7bn deal to develop 20 theme parks in China
BY Tom Anstey | 02 Sep 2015
Private Chinese production company Huayi Brothers has signed a US$4.7bn (€4.25bn, £3bn) deal with Ping An Bank to develop 20 theme parks in China based on film and entertainment, as well as films and internet-based ventures.
Anchorage Museum plans US$17.5m new wing
BY Tom Anstey | 01 Sep 2015
Alaska’s Anchorage Museum has announced plans for a US$17.5m (€15.7m, £11.2m), 25,000sq ft (2,300sq m) expansion to create new spaces for its permanent art collection.
Foreign directors given top positions in Italian museum sector shakeup
BY Tom Anstey | 01 Sep 2015
After announcing in January plans for a historic shakeup of its museum sector, Italy’s Culture Ministry has appointed a number of foreign museum directors to prominent roles for the first time in the country’s history.
Corpus Christi waterpark delay could cost developer US$110m
BY Tom Anstey | 01 Sep 2015
A waterpark development in Corpus Christi, Texas, is in danger of losing US$110m (€99.2m, £70.5m) of tax-funded incentives if a decorative tower at the Schlitterbahn park isn’t completed by the end of September.
Largest aquarium in Russia launches inside Moscow’s VDNKh exhibition centre
BY Tom Anstey | 01 Sep 2015
The largest aquarium in Russia and one of the largest in all of Europe has opened its doors inside Moscow’s historic VDNKh exhibition centre as part of a large-scale redevelopment.
     
 


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