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New cinema part of Marble Arch Tower redevelopment plans
BY Martin Nash | 21 Nov 2013
Developers Almacantar have unveiled plans for the redevelopment of Marble Arch Tower, to include a new Odeon cinema.
Heath Robinson Museum takes crowdfunding route
BY Kath Hudson | 21 Nov 2013
The William Heath Robinson Trust has turned to crowdfunders, Kickstarter, in its efforts to raise money to open a museum in North East London commemorating the artist, illustrator and humorist.
Opening date announced for US$220m Grand Texas Theme Park
BY Tom Anstey | 20 Nov 2013
Plans to bring a massive entertainment complex and theme park in Houston, Texas, US have taken a step forward after an opening date of Q1 2015 was set.
Original Coronation Street set could temporarily reopen to visitors next year
BY Chris Dodd | 20 Nov 2013
The original set of Manchester-based soap opera Coronation Street could reopen to the public as a temporary visitor attraction for six months next year, allowing visitors to explore the street used in the ITV Granada television programme.
Hull named UK City of Culture for 2017
BY Tom Anstey | 20 Nov 2013
Hull has been named the UK’s City of Culture for 2017, beating Leicester, Dundee and Swansea in the process.
Tourism industry calls for reduced VAT to stimulate market growth
BY Tom Anstey | 19 Nov 2013
Representatives of the tourism industry have called for a VAT reduction to boost exports and halt decline in key markets and have made a submission to the Chancellor of the Exchequer ahead of the Autumn Statement.
Queens Museum, New York reopens after US$69m renovation work
BY Chris Dodd | 18 Nov 2013
The Queens Museum, New York, has officially reopened following US$69m (£43m, €51m) worth of renovations, which have seen the doubling of museum space, the addition of new gallery and exhibition areas, as well a new artistic facade and an additional educational component being installed.
Expansive visitor centre to be built inside new sludge treatment facility in Hong Kong
BY Chris Dodd | 15 Nov 2013
A 2,000sq m (21,527 sq ft) environmental and educational visitor centre is to be built inside a new sludge treatment facility in Hong Kong, which on completion will be the world’s largest of its kind.
British-designed Jumex Museum to open in Mexico City this month
BY Chris Dodd | 14 Nov 2013
Mexico City’s latest cultural attraction, the British-designed Jumex Museum, is to open its doors to the public this month, as the region continues to grow in artistic and educational prominence.
Satrosphere Science Centre receives donation of inflatable planetarium
BY Chris Dodd | 14 Nov 2013
Satrosphere Science Centre, Aberdeen, Scotland has been given a donation of an inflatable planetarium from global energy company TAQA.
MOHAI’s Bezos Centre looking to showcase and foster innovation
BY Chris Dodd | 13 Nov 2013
The Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI) has continued its pledge to engage learners in the importance of innovation and discovery following the opening of its Bezos Centre for Innovation last month.
Shakespeare's England launched to promote tourism in Warwickshire area
BY Chris Dodd | 12 Nov 2013
A new tourism body, Shakespeare’s England, has been launched to promote the visitor economies of Warwickshire and its surrounding areas.
Merlin enters stock market with £3.2bn valuation
BY Chris Dodd | 11 Nov 2013
Merlin Entertainments has been priced near the top end of trading expectations – at £3.2bn (US$5.1bn, €3.8bn) – as the attractions company made its debut on the London Stock Exchange.
Royal Academy of Arts receives £12.7m Heritage Lottery funding towards Burlington Gardens project
BY Chris Dodd | 11 Nov 2013
The Royal Academy of Arts has moved a step closer to beginning its £36m (US$57.5m, €42.9m) Burlington Gardens redevelopment project, with designs created by David Chipperfield Architects, having been granted £12.7m (US$20.3m, €15.1m) by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Zamperla unveils plans for Venetian attraction
BY Kath Hudson | 08 Nov 2013
A man-made island, currently used as a landfill site, could become a cultural theme park if plans from Zamperla win the support of the Venetian authorities.
Qingdao Culture and Art Centre with four museums to be built in China
BY Chris Dodd | 08 Nov 2013
A two million sq ft (185,806sq m) museum complex is to be built in the Chinese port city of Qingdao, with the cultural centre featuring museums, galleries, art islands and public spaces.
England’s bathing waters meet 99 per cent of quality standards
BY Aoife Dowling | 06 Nov 2013
Water quality around England’s coasts has greatly improved since last year, new figures from Defra have revealed.
Bauhaus offers guests chance to stay at innovative design school
BY Chris Dodd | 06 Nov 2013
The world-famous Bauhaus museum, based at the design school’s former campus in Dessau, Germany is offering people the chance to stay in the dormitories once used by the innovational institute.
Musicals a bigger draw for overseas tourists to the UK than sport
BY Tom Anstey | 05 Nov 2013
Last year’s Olympic Games were widely credited for providing a massive boost to tourism in the UK but more overseas tourists visited the theatre than live sporting events, according to new figures.
Sifang Art Museum by Steven Holl Architects opens in Nanjing, China
BY Chris Dodd | 05 Nov 2013
The Sifang Art Museum, Nanjing, China, designed by innovative firm Steven Holl Architects, has opened its doors to the public, with the centre exploring the viewpoints, structures and materials that influence Chinese painting.
     
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6119 to 6138 of 9728 news stories
New cinema part of Marble Arch Tower redevelopment plans
BY Martin Nash | 21 Nov 2013
Developers Almacantar have unveiled plans for the redevelopment of Marble Arch Tower, to include a new Odeon cinema.
Heath Robinson Museum takes crowdfunding route
BY Kath Hudson | 21 Nov 2013
The William Heath Robinson Trust has turned to crowdfunders, Kickstarter, in its efforts to raise money to open a museum in North East London commemorating the artist, illustrator and humorist.
Opening date announced for US$220m Grand Texas Theme Park
BY Tom Anstey | 20 Nov 2013
Plans to bring a massive entertainment complex and theme park in Houston, Texas, US have taken a step forward after an opening date of Q1 2015 was set.
Original Coronation Street set could temporarily reopen to visitors next year
BY Chris Dodd | 20 Nov 2013
The original set of Manchester-based soap opera Coronation Street could reopen to the public as a temporary visitor attraction for six months next year, allowing visitors to explore the street used in the ITV Granada television programme.
Hull named UK City of Culture for 2017
BY Tom Anstey | 20 Nov 2013
Hull has been named the UK’s City of Culture for 2017, beating Leicester, Dundee and Swansea in the process.
Tourism industry calls for reduced VAT to stimulate market growth
BY Tom Anstey | 19 Nov 2013
Representatives of the tourism industry have called for a VAT reduction to boost exports and halt decline in key markets and have made a submission to the Chancellor of the Exchequer ahead of the Autumn Statement.
Queens Museum, New York reopens after US$69m renovation work
BY Chris Dodd | 18 Nov 2013
The Queens Museum, New York, has officially reopened following US$69m (£43m, €51m) worth of renovations, which have seen the doubling of museum space, the addition of new gallery and exhibition areas, as well a new artistic facade and an additional educational component being installed.
Expansive visitor centre to be built inside new sludge treatment facility in Hong Kong
BY Chris Dodd | 15 Nov 2013
A 2,000sq m (21,527 sq ft) environmental and educational visitor centre is to be built inside a new sludge treatment facility in Hong Kong, which on completion will be the world’s largest of its kind.
British-designed Jumex Museum to open in Mexico City this month
BY Chris Dodd | 14 Nov 2013
Mexico City’s latest cultural attraction, the British-designed Jumex Museum, is to open its doors to the public this month, as the region continues to grow in artistic and educational prominence.
Satrosphere Science Centre receives donation of inflatable planetarium
BY Chris Dodd | 14 Nov 2013
Satrosphere Science Centre, Aberdeen, Scotland has been given a donation of an inflatable planetarium from global energy company TAQA.
MOHAI’s Bezos Centre looking to showcase and foster innovation
BY Chris Dodd | 13 Nov 2013
The Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI) has continued its pledge to engage learners in the importance of innovation and discovery following the opening of its Bezos Centre for Innovation last month.
Shakespeare's England launched to promote tourism in Warwickshire area
BY Chris Dodd | 12 Nov 2013
A new tourism body, Shakespeare’s England, has been launched to promote the visitor economies of Warwickshire and its surrounding areas.
Merlin enters stock market with £3.2bn valuation
BY Chris Dodd | 11 Nov 2013
Merlin Entertainments has been priced near the top end of trading expectations – at £3.2bn (US$5.1bn, €3.8bn) – as the attractions company made its debut on the London Stock Exchange.
Royal Academy of Arts receives £12.7m Heritage Lottery funding towards Burlington Gardens project
BY Chris Dodd | 11 Nov 2013
The Royal Academy of Arts has moved a step closer to beginning its £36m (US$57.5m, €42.9m) Burlington Gardens redevelopment project, with designs created by David Chipperfield Architects, having been granted £12.7m (US$20.3m, €15.1m) by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Zamperla unveils plans for Venetian attraction
BY Kath Hudson | 08 Nov 2013
A man-made island, currently used as a landfill site, could become a cultural theme park if plans from Zamperla win the support of the Venetian authorities.
Qingdao Culture and Art Centre with four museums to be built in China
BY Chris Dodd | 08 Nov 2013
A two million sq ft (185,806sq m) museum complex is to be built in the Chinese port city of Qingdao, with the cultural centre featuring museums, galleries, art islands and public spaces.
England’s bathing waters meet 99 per cent of quality standards
BY Aoife Dowling | 06 Nov 2013
Water quality around England’s coasts has greatly improved since last year, new figures from Defra have revealed.
Bauhaus offers guests chance to stay at innovative design school
BY Chris Dodd | 06 Nov 2013
The world-famous Bauhaus museum, based at the design school’s former campus in Dessau, Germany is offering people the chance to stay in the dormitories once used by the innovational institute.
Musicals a bigger draw for overseas tourists to the UK than sport
BY Tom Anstey | 05 Nov 2013
Last year’s Olympic Games were widely credited for providing a massive boost to tourism in the UK but more overseas tourists visited the theatre than live sporting events, according to new figures.
Sifang Art Museum by Steven Holl Architects opens in Nanjing, China
BY Chris Dodd | 05 Nov 2013
The Sifang Art Museum, Nanjing, China, designed by innovative firm Steven Holl Architects, has opened its doors to the public, with the centre exploring the viewpoints, structures and materials that influence Chinese painting.
     
 


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