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Governments across the Middle East have been urged by heritage experts to consider establishing tourism police departments to protect the region’s endangered heritage sites.
Canada's Wonderland to open Sky Roller in 2016
BY Alice Davis | 24 Aug 2015
Canada’s Wonderland has announced two new additions to the park for 2016, including Gestlauer’s interactive tower ride Sky Roller – the first time it has appeared in North America.
AU$45m waterpark development underway in Cairns
BY Tom Anstey | 24 Aug 2015
Work has started on an AU$45m (US$33m, €29.9m, £21.2m) waterpark development in Cairns, Australia, with the new tourist offering opening in late 2016.
Typhoon Texas aims to blow competition out of the water
BY Alice Davis | 21 Aug 2015
Ground broke yesterday (20 August) on a US$45m (£27m, €40m) waterpark complex in the city of Katy, Texas, as project leaders promised the “most exciting recreational and entertainment venue” to be built in the region in 50 years.
Portland Science Center to make debut with Gunter von Hangens' Body Worlds
BY Tom Anstey | 21 Aug 2015
After several months of delays, a new science exhibition space in Portland, Maine, will open by the end of this month with a controversial Body Worlds exhibit from German anatomist Gunther von Hagens.
Chester Zoo debuts Monsoon Forest in phase two of £40m Islands expansion
BY Tom Anstey | 21 Aug 2015
Chester Zoo has debuted phase two of its £40m (US$62.2m, €56.4m) Islands project, which is centred around the UK’s largest indoor zoo exhibit, Monsoon Forest.
Damien Hirst and Massive Attack revealed as collaborators for Banksy's twisted theme park
BY Alice Davis | 20 Aug 2015
Rumours that urban artist Banksy is behind a pop-up visitor attraction in Weston-super- Mare, England, were given further credence today (20 August) as Dismaland’s website went live.
Power Rangers experience debuts in Dubai Mall
BY Tom Anstey | 20 Aug 2015
Millennium Entertainment International and Saban Brands have teamed up to bring a Power Rangers experience to The Dubai Mall.
Architectural heavyweights battle it out over Doha Art Mill development
BY Tom Anstey | 19 Aug 2015
26 high-profile names have been selected from a field of nearly 500 as the architectural elite battle it out for the chance to convert a flour mill in Qatar into an art gallery.
Architects sought for Barack Obama's presidential library
BY Tom Anstey | 19 Aug 2015
Having recently chosen Chicago, Illinois, as the host location for Barack Obama’s presidential library, The Barack Obama Foundation is now launching a competition to find an architect for the US President’s legacy project.
Christchurch Gallery to reopen in December almost 5 years after devastating earthquake
BY Tom Anstey | 19 Aug 2015
A gallery closed since the 2011 Christchurch earthquake will reopen to the public on 19 December after a NZ$56.7m (US$37.1m, €34.1m, £24m) repair project is completed.
KidZania hits milestone with 20th city in Manila
BY Tom Anstey | 19 Aug 2015
KidZania is continuing its rapid global expansion, opening its latest franchised location in Manila in the Philippines.
Ruben Rodriguez named new Great Wolf CEO
BY Tom Anstey | 18 Aug 2015
Great Wolf Resorts – the world’s largest chain of indoor waterparks across North America – has appointed Ruben Rodriguez as its new CEO.
All Blacks visitor attraction planned for Auckland
BY Tom Walker | 18 Aug 2015
A new visitor attraction dedicated to New Zealand’s all-conquering rugby team, the All Blacks, is set to open in Auckland in 2017.
Banksy secretly creates twisted version of Disney theme park
BY Tom Anstey | 18 Aug 2015
Banksy has reportedly created a twisted version of a Disney theme park, which the anonymous street artist is planning to open this weekend as a pop-up visitor attraction in Weston-super-Mare, England.
JW San Antonio Hill plans US$16m waterpark expansion
BY Tom Anstey | 18 Aug 2015
JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort & Spa in San Antonio, Texas, has announced plans for a US$16m (£10.3m, €14.6m) expansion to its waterpark River Bluff Water Experience.
Disney reveals plans for major Star Wars, Toy Story and Marvel-themed lands at D23 Expo
BY Tom Anstey | 17 Aug 2015
It’s been a big weekend for Disney, after the company announced details for its first Marvel attraction, a Toy Story-themed expansion at Hollywood Studios and the long- rumoured plans for a Star Wars land at two of its US theme parks.
Art collector Lio Malca turns salt warehouse into contemporary gallery in Ibiza
BY Tom Anstey | 17 Aug 2015
A former salt depository has become one of Ibiza’s most prominent art galleries after renowned New York-based collector Lio Malca converted the former warehouse into a contemporary arts venue.
Behemoth indoor waterpark resort in the Poconos adds spa
BY Jane Kitchen | 17 Aug 2015
The newly opened Camelback Lodge & Aquatopia Indoor Waterpark in Tannersville, Pennsylvania, US, has completed the second phase of its construction, which includes adding an extra 216 bedrooms, a restaurant, and a 9,000sq ft (836sq m) Serenity Spa & Fitness Center.
Dubai government creates 'innovation fee' to fund Museum of the Future
BY Tom Anstey | 17 Aug 2015
In order to fund its planned AED500m (US$136.2m, €124.1m, £87.9m) Museum of the Future, Dubai’s government is imposing an ‘innovation fee’ on some of its agencies to support the museum and future projects.
     
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4499 to 4518 of 9732 news stories
Experts call for 'tourism police' across Middle East's heritage sites
BY Tom Anstey | 24 Aug 2015
Governments across the Middle East have been urged by heritage experts to consider establishing tourism police departments to protect the region’s endangered heritage sites.
Canada's Wonderland to open Sky Roller in 2016
BY Alice Davis | 24 Aug 2015
Canada’s Wonderland has announced two new additions to the park for 2016, including Gestlauer’s interactive tower ride Sky Roller – the first time it has appeared in North America.
AU$45m waterpark development underway in Cairns
BY Tom Anstey | 24 Aug 2015
Work has started on an AU$45m (US$33m, €29.9m, £21.2m) waterpark development in Cairns, Australia, with the new tourist offering opening in late 2016.
Typhoon Texas aims to blow competition out of the water
BY Alice Davis | 21 Aug 2015
Ground broke yesterday (20 August) on a US$45m (£27m, €40m) waterpark complex in the city of Katy, Texas, as project leaders promised the “most exciting recreational and entertainment venue” to be built in the region in 50 years.
Portland Science Center to make debut with Gunter von Hangens' Body Worlds
BY Tom Anstey | 21 Aug 2015
After several months of delays, a new science exhibition space in Portland, Maine, will open by the end of this month with a controversial Body Worlds exhibit from German anatomist Gunther von Hagens.
Chester Zoo debuts Monsoon Forest in phase two of £40m Islands expansion
BY Tom Anstey | 21 Aug 2015
Chester Zoo has debuted phase two of its £40m (US$62.2m, €56.4m) Islands project, which is centred around the UK’s largest indoor zoo exhibit, Monsoon Forest.
Damien Hirst and Massive Attack revealed as collaborators for Banksy's twisted theme park
BY Alice Davis | 20 Aug 2015
Rumours that urban artist Banksy is behind a pop-up visitor attraction in Weston-super- Mare, England, were given further credence today (20 August) as Dismaland’s website went live.
Power Rangers experience debuts in Dubai Mall
BY Tom Anstey | 20 Aug 2015
Millennium Entertainment International and Saban Brands have teamed up to bring a Power Rangers experience to The Dubai Mall.
Architectural heavyweights battle it out over Doha Art Mill development
BY Tom Anstey | 19 Aug 2015
26 high-profile names have been selected from a field of nearly 500 as the architectural elite battle it out for the chance to convert a flour mill in Qatar into an art gallery.
Architects sought for Barack Obama's presidential library
BY Tom Anstey | 19 Aug 2015
Having recently chosen Chicago, Illinois, as the host location for Barack Obama’s presidential library, The Barack Obama Foundation is now launching a competition to find an architect for the US President’s legacy project.
Christchurch Gallery to reopen in December almost 5 years after devastating earthquake
BY Tom Anstey | 19 Aug 2015
A gallery closed since the 2011 Christchurch earthquake will reopen to the public on 19 December after a NZ$56.7m (US$37.1m, €34.1m, £24m) repair project is completed.
KidZania hits milestone with 20th city in Manila
BY Tom Anstey | 19 Aug 2015
KidZania is continuing its rapid global expansion, opening its latest franchised location in Manila in the Philippines.
Ruben Rodriguez named new Great Wolf CEO
BY Tom Anstey | 18 Aug 2015
Great Wolf Resorts – the world’s largest chain of indoor waterparks across North America – has appointed Ruben Rodriguez as its new CEO.
All Blacks visitor attraction planned for Auckland
BY Tom Walker | 18 Aug 2015
A new visitor attraction dedicated to New Zealand’s all-conquering rugby team, the All Blacks, is set to open in Auckland in 2017.
Banksy secretly creates twisted version of Disney theme park
BY Tom Anstey | 18 Aug 2015
Banksy has reportedly created a twisted version of a Disney theme park, which the anonymous street artist is planning to open this weekend as a pop-up visitor attraction in Weston-super-Mare, England.
JW San Antonio Hill plans US$16m waterpark expansion
BY Tom Anstey | 18 Aug 2015
JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort & Spa in San Antonio, Texas, has announced plans for a US$16m (£10.3m, €14.6m) expansion to its waterpark River Bluff Water Experience.
Disney reveals plans for major Star Wars, Toy Story and Marvel-themed lands at D23 Expo
BY Tom Anstey | 17 Aug 2015
It’s been a big weekend for Disney, after the company announced details for its first Marvel attraction, a Toy Story-themed expansion at Hollywood Studios and the long- rumoured plans for a Star Wars land at two of its US theme parks.
Art collector Lio Malca turns salt warehouse into contemporary gallery in Ibiza
BY Tom Anstey | 17 Aug 2015
A former salt depository has become one of Ibiza’s most prominent art galleries after renowned New York-based collector Lio Malca converted the former warehouse into a contemporary arts venue.
Behemoth indoor waterpark resort in the Poconos adds spa
BY Jane Kitchen | 17 Aug 2015
The newly opened Camelback Lodge & Aquatopia Indoor Waterpark in Tannersville, Pennsylvania, US, has completed the second phase of its construction, which includes adding an extra 216 bedrooms, a restaurant, and a 9,000sq ft (836sq m) Serenity Spa & Fitness Center.
Dubai government creates 'innovation fee' to fund Museum of the Future
BY Tom Anstey | 17 Aug 2015
In order to fund its planned AED500m (US$136.2m, €124.1m, £87.9m) Museum of the Future, Dubai’s government is imposing an ‘innovation fee’ on some of its agencies to support the museum and future projects.
     
 


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