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Attractions Review 2019: August
BY Andy Knaggs | 26 Dec 2019
It has been another momentous year in the attractions industry, and Attractions Management has been there reporting the big news, good and bad, all the way. After yesterday's look at the events of July 2019, today we move on to August 2019, considering some of the biggest stories that made the headlines that month.
Attractions Review 2019: July
BY Andy Knaggs | 25 Dec 2019
It has been another momentous year in the attractions industry, and Attractions Management has been there reporting the big news, good and bad, all the way. After yesterday's look at the events of June 2019, today we move on to July 2019, considering some of the biggest stories that made the headlines that month.
Attractions Review 2019: June
BY Andy Knaggs | 24 Dec 2019
It has been another momentous year in the attractions industry, and Attractions Management has been there reporting the big news, good and bad, all the way. After yesterday's look at the events of May 2019, today we move on to June 2019, considering some of the biggest stories that made the headlines that month.
Attractions Review 2019: May
BY Andy Knaggs | 23 Dec 2019
It's been another momentous year in the attractions industry, and Attractions Management has been there reporting the big news, good and bad, all the way. After yesterday's look at the events of April 2019, today we move on to May 2019, considering some of the biggest stories that made the headlines that month.
Attractions Review 2019: April
BY Andy Knaggs | 23 Dec 2019
It's been another momentous year in the attractions industry, and Attractions Management has been there reporting the big news, good and bad, all the way. After yesterday's look at the events of March 2019, today we move on to April 2019, considering some of the biggest stories that made the headlines that month.
Attractions Review 2019: March
BY Andy Knaggs | 21 Dec 2019
It has been another momentous year in the attractions industry, and Attractions Management has been there reporting the big news, good and bad, all the way. After yesterday's look at the events of February 2019, today we move on to March 2019, considering some of the biggest stories that made the headlines.
Attractions Review 2019: February
BY Andy Knaggs | 20 Dec 2019
It has been another momentous year in the attractions industry, and Attractions Management has been there reporting the big news, good and bad, all the way. After yesterday's look at the events of January 2019, today we move on to February 2019, considering some of the biggest stories that made the headlines.
reefLive submits planning application for Belfast aquarium
BY Andy Knaggs | 20 Dec 2019
Aquarium company reefLive says it has received an "overwhelmingly positive" level of community feedback to its plans to build a new aquarium in Belfast, for which a planning application has just been submitted to the city council.
Hassell and OMA combine heritage buildings with new volume for New Museum for Western Australia
BY Stu Robarts | 20 Dec 2019
Hassell and OMA have completed construction of the New Museum for Western Australia, which houses museum exhibitions, event spaces and public areas in a newly unified group of old and new buildings.
Disneyland workers' lawsuit claims minimum wage rate based on city subsidy
BY Andy Knaggs | 20 Dec 2019
Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California, has been hit with a class-action lawsuit by five workers, who claim that the resort is failing to pay "living wage" hourly rates to its workforce.
Attractions Review 2019: January
BY Andy Knaggs | 19 Dec 2019
It has been another momentous year in the attractions industry, and Attractions Management has been there reporting the big news all the way. Here, and in the days to come, we look back at some of the biggest stories, good and bad, that made our headlines – starting with January 2019.
Herzog & de Meuron to design museum complex on China's Grand Canal
BY Stu Robarts | 19 Dec 2019
Herzog & de Meuron have won a competition to design a new museum complex on China's Grand Canal with the aim of the reflecting the river's importance in Chinese culture and to create a new gathering place.
Contemporary Calgary on track for January opening
BY Lauren Heath-Jones | 19 Dec 2019
Contemporary Calgary – an upcoming art gallery housed in the former Centennial Planetarium in Calgary, Canada – has completed the first phase of its transformation.
£175m waterpark and spa proposal must wait until March 2020 for green light
BY Andy Knaggs | 18 Dec 2019
Plans for a £175m (US$228.7m, €205.7m) indoor tropical waterpark and spa in Manchester, UK, will have to wait until March for approval, with the local council set to consider the proposal in March 2020.
Bewilderwood to open second site in Cheshire
BY Lauren Heath-Jones | 18 Dec 2019
Bewilderwood, a UK-based adventure park that combines storytelling with outdoor play, is set to open its second site in Cheshire.
Children's Science Centre secures final funding for US$75m development
BY Lauren Heath-Jones | 17 Dec 2019
The Children's Science Center (CSC), an upcoming science centre in Sterling, Virginia, has received a $10m (£7.5m, €8.9m) donation from the Northwest Federal Credit Union that will enable the centre to begin construction.
Moreau Kusunoki Architects to create cultural hyper-platform in Sydney
BY Stu Robarts | 17 Dec 2019
Moreau Kusunoki Architects, working with local firm Genton, have won a competition to transform Sydney's Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences with a design aimed at challenging the perception of a conventional museum.
Moscow theme park Dream Island set for late February opening
BY Andy Knaggs | 17 Dec 2019
Construction at Dream Island Park, the new theme park in Moscow, is progressing towards a first phase opening date of 29 February 2020.
€17.5m plans to open National Resistance museum in Milan
BY Lauren Heath-Jones | 16 Dec 2019
Italy's culture minister Dario Franceschini has announced plans for a national museum dedicated to the Italian Resistance movement during World War II in Milan.
Expo 2020 signs up Dubai Culture as partner to develop cultural offering
BY Andy Knaggs | 16 Dec 2019
Dubai Culture & Arts Authority (Dubai Culture) is to play a key role in delivering the creative aspects of Expo 2020, the major global event to be held in the city from October 2020 to April 2021, after being named Official Cultural Supporter.
     
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641 to 660 of 9724 news stories
Attractions Review 2019: August
BY Andy Knaggs | 26 Dec 2019
It has been another momentous year in the attractions industry, and Attractions Management has been there reporting the big news, good and bad, all the way. After yesterday's look at the events of July 2019, today we move on to August 2019, considering some of the biggest stories that made the headlines that month.
Attractions Review 2019: July
BY Andy Knaggs | 25 Dec 2019
It has been another momentous year in the attractions industry, and Attractions Management has been there reporting the big news, good and bad, all the way. After yesterday's look at the events of June 2019, today we move on to July 2019, considering some of the biggest stories that made the headlines that month.
Attractions Review 2019: June
BY Andy Knaggs | 24 Dec 2019
It has been another momentous year in the attractions industry, and Attractions Management has been there reporting the big news, good and bad, all the way. After yesterday's look at the events of May 2019, today we move on to June 2019, considering some of the biggest stories that made the headlines that month.
Attractions Review 2019: May
BY Andy Knaggs | 23 Dec 2019
It's been another momentous year in the attractions industry, and Attractions Management has been there reporting the big news, good and bad, all the way. After yesterday's look at the events of April 2019, today we move on to May 2019, considering some of the biggest stories that made the headlines that month.
Attractions Review 2019: April
BY Andy Knaggs | 23 Dec 2019
It's been another momentous year in the attractions industry, and Attractions Management has been there reporting the big news, good and bad, all the way. After yesterday's look at the events of March 2019, today we move on to April 2019, considering some of the biggest stories that made the headlines that month.
Attractions Review 2019: March
BY Andy Knaggs | 21 Dec 2019
It has been another momentous year in the attractions industry, and Attractions Management has been there reporting the big news, good and bad, all the way. After yesterday's look at the events of February 2019, today we move on to March 2019, considering some of the biggest stories that made the headlines.
Attractions Review 2019: February
BY Andy Knaggs | 20 Dec 2019
It has been another momentous year in the attractions industry, and Attractions Management has been there reporting the big news, good and bad, all the way. After yesterday's look at the events of January 2019, today we move on to February 2019, considering some of the biggest stories that made the headlines.
reefLive submits planning application for Belfast aquarium
BY Andy Knaggs | 20 Dec 2019
Aquarium company reefLive says it has received an "overwhelmingly positive" level of community feedback to its plans to build a new aquarium in Belfast, for which a planning application has just been submitted to the city council.
Hassell and OMA combine heritage buildings with new volume for New Museum for Western Australia
BY Stu Robarts | 20 Dec 2019
Hassell and OMA have completed construction of the New Museum for Western Australia, which houses museum exhibitions, event spaces and public areas in a newly unified group of old and new buildings.
Disneyland workers' lawsuit claims minimum wage rate based on city subsidy
BY Andy Knaggs | 20 Dec 2019
Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California, has been hit with a class-action lawsuit by five workers, who claim that the resort is failing to pay "living wage" hourly rates to its workforce.
Attractions Review 2019: January
BY Andy Knaggs | 19 Dec 2019
It has been another momentous year in the attractions industry, and Attractions Management has been there reporting the big news all the way. Here, and in the days to come, we look back at some of the biggest stories, good and bad, that made our headlines – starting with January 2019.
Herzog & de Meuron to design museum complex on China's Grand Canal
BY Stu Robarts | 19 Dec 2019
Herzog & de Meuron have won a competition to design a new museum complex on China's Grand Canal with the aim of the reflecting the river's importance in Chinese culture and to create a new gathering place.
Contemporary Calgary on track for January opening
BY Lauren Heath-Jones | 19 Dec 2019
Contemporary Calgary – an upcoming art gallery housed in the former Centennial Planetarium in Calgary, Canada – has completed the first phase of its transformation.
£175m waterpark and spa proposal must wait until March 2020 for green light
BY Andy Knaggs | 18 Dec 2019
Plans for a £175m (US$228.7m, €205.7m) indoor tropical waterpark and spa in Manchester, UK, will have to wait until March for approval, with the local council set to consider the proposal in March 2020.
Bewilderwood to open second site in Cheshire
BY Lauren Heath-Jones | 18 Dec 2019
Bewilderwood, a UK-based adventure park that combines storytelling with outdoor play, is set to open its second site in Cheshire.
Children's Science Centre secures final funding for US$75m development
BY Lauren Heath-Jones | 17 Dec 2019
The Children's Science Center (CSC), an upcoming science centre in Sterling, Virginia, has received a $10m (£7.5m, €8.9m) donation from the Northwest Federal Credit Union that will enable the centre to begin construction.
Moreau Kusunoki Architects to create cultural hyper-platform in Sydney
BY Stu Robarts | 17 Dec 2019
Moreau Kusunoki Architects, working with local firm Genton, have won a competition to transform Sydney's Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences with a design aimed at challenging the perception of a conventional museum.
Moscow theme park Dream Island set for late February opening
BY Andy Knaggs | 17 Dec 2019
Construction at Dream Island Park, the new theme park in Moscow, is progressing towards a first phase opening date of 29 February 2020.
€17.5m plans to open National Resistance museum in Milan
BY Lauren Heath-Jones | 16 Dec 2019
Italy's culture minister Dario Franceschini has announced plans for a national museum dedicated to the Italian Resistance movement during World War II in Milan.
Expo 2020 signs up Dubai Culture as partner to develop cultural offering
BY Andy Knaggs | 16 Dec 2019
Dubai Culture & Arts Authority (Dubai Culture) is to play a key role in delivering the creative aspects of Expo 2020, the major global event to be held in the city from October 2020 to April 2021, after being named Official Cultural Supporter.
     
 


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