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Village Roadshow plans marine theme park for China
BY Tom Walker | 23 Oct 2012
Australian operator Village Roadshow is to expand its visitor attractions business into China after agreeing a US$550m (383m euro, £312m) deal with Guangzhou R&F Properties (RFP) to build a theme park on Hainan Island.
Museums need to prioritise security
BY Kath Hudson | 22 Oct 2012
Thefts at regional museums are all too frequent, according to a BBC investigation by Inside Out, which will be aired in the east this evening.
Detailed plans submitted for Battersea Power Station
BY Tom Walker | 17 Oct 2012
Detailed plans for the first phase of Rafael Viñoly's Battersea Power Station masterplan have now been submitted to Wandsworth Council.
Museum of Somerset reopens following £7m revamp
BY Tom Walker | 17 Oct 2012
The Museum of Somerset in Taunton has now fully reopened following a £7m redevelopment of the site.
US $20m aquarium to open in Utah next year
BY Aoife Dowling | 16 Oct 2012
Construction work has begun on US $20m (£12.4m €15.3m) expansion at the Living Planet Aquarium in Utah.
Eden Project nominated for music awards
BY Kath Hudson | 16 Oct 2012
Cornwall eco-attraction, The Eden Project, has been nominated for two awards at the UK Festival Awards for its annual music events, The Eden Sessions.
Government's commitment to tourism under question
BY Kath Hudson | 16 Oct 2012
Tourism prices need to be more competitive and visa restrictions relaxed, especially for Chinese visitors, if the UK is to remain competitive for tourism and build on the Olympic legacy, says Nick Varney, chief executive of Merlin Entertainments.
Construction work begins on Adventure World Warsaw
BY Tom Walker | 16 Oct 2012
Las Palm, the company behind the Adventure World Warsaw plans, has signed an official 'handover protocol' with Polish contractor Imtech Polska to mark the start of construction work on the 230-hectare (568-acre) resort.
World's tallest looping coaster to launch in 2013
BY Aoife Dowling | 10 Oct 2012
The world's tallest and fastest looping roller coaster - Full Throttle - is set to launch at the Six Flags Magic Mountain theme park in Valencia, California, US in 2013.
Wet summer and Olympics hit visitor numbers at UK attractions
BY Tom Walker | 09 Oct 2012
The combination of the wettest summer on record and the disruption caused by the Olympic Games resulted in visitor numbers falling at UK attractions over the summer months.
Norway's 90m euro Art Museum opens to public
BY Aoife Dowling | 09 Oct 2012
Norway's 90m euro (£73m US$116) contemporary art museum, the Astrup Fearnley Museum in Oslo, has opened to the public.
Construction to begin on Abu Dhabi Louvre in early 2013
BY Aoife Dowling | 09 Oct 2012
Construction work is set to begin on the Abu Dhabi Louvre at the beginning of 2013.
Visitor attraction discusses city challenges
BY Tom Walker | 09 Oct 2012
London has a brand new visitor attraction, which is claimed to be the world's largest exhibition dedicated to the future of cities. The Crystal users interactive exhibits to discuss subjects affecting cities; such as climate change, population growth and increasing urbanisation.
First indoor Angry Birds Activity Park to open in Finland
BY Aoife Dowling | 09 Oct 2012
The world's first indoor Angry Birds-themed activity park will open to the public in December, at the Vuokatti ski resort in Sotkamo, Finland.
£2bn Paramount resort planned for Kent
BY Tom Walker | 08 Oct 2012
A consortium which includes US-based entertainment giant Paramount Pictures has unveiled plans to create a £2bn visitor attraction on the North Kent coast in the UK.
Vialand in Turkey to open in summer 2013
BY Kate Corney | 04 Oct 2012
Turkey's first international theme park, Vialand, is set to open in summer 2013.
Acquario Aquarium in Brazil receives US$105m construction funding
BY Kate Corney | 03 Oct 2012
The Acquario Aquarium, Brazil, has received a US$105m construction funding boost from a US bank.
AECOM will undertake feasibility study of Magic World Russia
BY Kate Corney | 03 Oct 2012
Advisory group AECOM's economics team will examine the viability of Russia's first destination theme park resort on the outskirts of Moscow.
Arts organisations urged to apply for capital investment grants
BY Tom Walker | 25 Sep 2012
Arts and culture organisations have been urged to apply for grants between £100,000 and £499,999 to improve their facilities.
US$1.73bn debt restructure for Disneyland Paris
BY Kath Hudson | 20 Sep 2012
The Walt Disney Co. is providing US$1.73bn (1.34bn euro, £1.07bn) to restructure the debt at the Disneyland Paris resort, which operates two parks, seven hotels and an entertainment centre.
     
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6621 to 6640 of 9732 news stories
Village Roadshow plans marine theme park for China
BY Tom Walker | 23 Oct 2012
Australian operator Village Roadshow is to expand its visitor attractions business into China after agreeing a US$550m (383m euro, £312m) deal with Guangzhou R&F Properties (RFP) to build a theme park on Hainan Island.
Museums need to prioritise security
BY Kath Hudson | 22 Oct 2012
Thefts at regional museums are all too frequent, according to a BBC investigation by Inside Out, which will be aired in the east this evening.
Detailed plans submitted for Battersea Power Station
BY Tom Walker | 17 Oct 2012
Detailed plans for the first phase of Rafael Viñoly's Battersea Power Station masterplan have now been submitted to Wandsworth Council.
Museum of Somerset reopens following £7m revamp
BY Tom Walker | 17 Oct 2012
The Museum of Somerset in Taunton has now fully reopened following a £7m redevelopment of the site.
US $20m aquarium to open in Utah next year
BY Aoife Dowling | 16 Oct 2012
Construction work has begun on US $20m (£12.4m €15.3m) expansion at the Living Planet Aquarium in Utah.
Eden Project nominated for music awards
BY Kath Hudson | 16 Oct 2012
Cornwall eco-attraction, The Eden Project, has been nominated for two awards at the UK Festival Awards for its annual music events, The Eden Sessions.
Government's commitment to tourism under question
BY Kath Hudson | 16 Oct 2012
Tourism prices need to be more competitive and visa restrictions relaxed, especially for Chinese visitors, if the UK is to remain competitive for tourism and build on the Olympic legacy, says Nick Varney, chief executive of Merlin Entertainments.
Construction work begins on Adventure World Warsaw
BY Tom Walker | 16 Oct 2012
Las Palm, the company behind the Adventure World Warsaw plans, has signed an official 'handover protocol' with Polish contractor Imtech Polska to mark the start of construction work on the 230-hectare (568-acre) resort.
World's tallest looping coaster to launch in 2013
BY Aoife Dowling | 10 Oct 2012
The world's tallest and fastest looping roller coaster - Full Throttle - is set to launch at the Six Flags Magic Mountain theme park in Valencia, California, US in 2013.
Wet summer and Olympics hit visitor numbers at UK attractions
BY Tom Walker | 09 Oct 2012
The combination of the wettest summer on record and the disruption caused by the Olympic Games resulted in visitor numbers falling at UK attractions over the summer months.
Norway's 90m euro Art Museum opens to public
BY Aoife Dowling | 09 Oct 2012
Norway's 90m euro (£73m US$116) contemporary art museum, the Astrup Fearnley Museum in Oslo, has opened to the public.
Construction to begin on Abu Dhabi Louvre in early 2013
BY Aoife Dowling | 09 Oct 2012
Construction work is set to begin on the Abu Dhabi Louvre at the beginning of 2013.
Visitor attraction discusses city challenges
BY Tom Walker | 09 Oct 2012
London has a brand new visitor attraction, which is claimed to be the world's largest exhibition dedicated to the future of cities. The Crystal users interactive exhibits to discuss subjects affecting cities; such as climate change, population growth and increasing urbanisation.
First indoor Angry Birds Activity Park to open in Finland
BY Aoife Dowling | 09 Oct 2012
The world's first indoor Angry Birds-themed activity park will open to the public in December, at the Vuokatti ski resort in Sotkamo, Finland.
£2bn Paramount resort planned for Kent
BY Tom Walker | 08 Oct 2012
A consortium which includes US-based entertainment giant Paramount Pictures has unveiled plans to create a £2bn visitor attraction on the North Kent coast in the UK.
Vialand in Turkey to open in summer 2013
BY Kate Corney | 04 Oct 2012
Turkey's first international theme park, Vialand, is set to open in summer 2013.
Acquario Aquarium in Brazil receives US$105m construction funding
BY Kate Corney | 03 Oct 2012
The Acquario Aquarium, Brazil, has received a US$105m construction funding boost from a US bank.
AECOM will undertake feasibility study of Magic World Russia
BY Kate Corney | 03 Oct 2012
Advisory group AECOM's economics team will examine the viability of Russia's first destination theme park resort on the outskirts of Moscow.
Arts organisations urged to apply for capital investment grants
BY Tom Walker | 25 Sep 2012
Arts and culture organisations have been urged to apply for grants between £100,000 and £499,999 to improve their facilities.
US$1.73bn debt restructure for Disneyland Paris
BY Kath Hudson | 20 Sep 2012
The Walt Disney Co. is providing US$1.73bn (1.34bn euro, £1.07bn) to restructure the debt at the Disneyland Paris resort, which operates two parks, seven hotels and an entertainment centre.
     
 


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