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Merlin opens first Asian Legoland
BY Tom Walker | 17 Sep 2012
Merlin Entertainments has opened its first Asian Legoland attractions at the Iskender leisure development in Nusajaya, Johor, Malaysia.
Work begins on Sydney's Wet'n'Wild waterpark
BY Kath Hudson | 13 Sep 2012
Sydney is set to get a world class waterpark at the end of next year, as construction has commenced on Wet’n’Wild, which will be the brand’s flagship site.
Minnesota Children's Museum to receive US$26m revamp
BY Kath Hudson | 13 Sep 2012
The Minnesota Children’s Museum is in line for a US$26m revamp, which will include a physical adventure gallery, an entire floor dedicated to imagination and creativity and numerous galleries with content incorporating the latest research on early learning.
The Eden Project to expand horizons
BY Kath Hudson | 10 Sep 2012
Cornwall's environmental visitor attraction, The Eden Project, has unveiled plans for a new exhibition space, in conjunction with Cornwall College. HOW2 will primarily be an education centre, backing Eden's environmental message. Visitors will gain an insight into how they can put the green ideas into practise.
Buenos Aires' new MACBA contemporary art museum opens
BY Tom Walker | 07 Sep 2012
Museo de Arte Contemporáneo Buenos Aires (MACBA) - a new contemporary art museum - has opened its doors to the public in the San Telmo district of the Argentinian capital.
£35m Mary Rose Museum to open in early 2013
BY Tom Walker | 07 Sep 2012
The new GBP35m Mary Rose Museum will open to the public in early 2013, slightly later than originally expected.
Historic Scotland to turn Moubray house into visitor attraction
BY Tom Walker | 07 Sep 2012
Historic Scotland is to take over responsibility of Moubray House - one of Edinburgh's oldest properties - and turn it into a visitor attraction. A unique agreement has been reached with the house's owner, Debra Stonecipher, which will see the property being operated as a new visitor facility on the Royal Mile, offering specialist pre-booked tours.
Edinburgh adds new panda marketing initiative
BY Tom Walker | 07 Sep 2012
Edinburgh Zoo has revealed its latest initiative to benefit from the presence of two giant pandas at the attraction.
Indianapolis Zoo starts work on International Orangutan Center
BY Pete Hayman | 06 Sep 2012
A groundbreaking event has taken place to mark the start of construction work on the new US$21.5m (EUR17.1m, £13.5m) International Orang-utan Center at Indianapolis Zoo, US.
John Penrose steps down as UK tourism and heritage minister
BY Pete Hayman | 06 Sep 2012
John Penrose has confirmed he has stepped down as the government's tourism and heritage minister - a role in which the Weston-super-Mare MP had served for more than two years. Penrose said: "I'm very proud of the work I did - boosting the tourism industry, cutting red tape and helping with a highly successful Olympic Games."
Family vacation insights report launched by PGAV Destinations
BY Pete Hayman | 06 Sep 2012
PGAV Destinations has published new research that offers "groundbreaking" insights into the planning, enjoyment and processing of family vacations - both domestic and overseas.
SkyStar experience to close at Hong Kong's Ocean Park
BY Pete Hayman | 05 Sep 2012
Hong Kong's Ocean Park has confirmed that it will "not continue" to operate the SkyStar helium balloon experience, following a report into an incident which took place in June.
New research: Eiffel Tower 'most valuable' monument in Europe
BY Pete Hayman | 05 Sep 2012
The Monza and Brianza Chamber of Commerce in Italy has revealed that the Eiffel Tower is Europe's "most valuable" monument - worth EUR434bn (US$544bn, £342bn) to Paris.
April grand opening for Amsterdam's new-look Rijksmuseum
BY Pete Hayman | 03 Sep 2012
Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum has announced it will open its doors to the public in April 2013 following the completion of a renovation and restoration programme lasting nearly 10 years.
Gold Striker wooden coaster to open at California's Great America
BY Pete Hayman | 03 Sep 2012
California's Great America has announced it is to open Gold Striker - one of the tallest and fastest wooden rollercoasters in the Northern California, US - during spring 2013.
US$42m American Trail unveiled at Smithsonian's National Zoo
BY Pete Hayman | 03 Sep 2012
The Smithsonian Institution has opened the new US$42m (EUR33.4m, £26.4m) American Trail at Washington DC's National Zoo, after five years in planning and development.
Nottingham Castle to become 'world-class tourist destination'
BY Pete Hayman | 30 Aug 2012
Nottingham residents are being given the opportunity to comment on "exciting proposals" for the transformation of the city's castle into a "world-class tourist destination".
UK's first Angry Bird-themed land opens at kids' theme park
BY Tom Walker | 30 Aug 2012
The first Angry Birds Activity Park in the UK has been officially opened at Sundown Adventureland in Nottinghamshire - a theme park designed for children under the age of 10.
Yas Waterworld to open by end of year
BY Tom Walker | 29 Aug 2012
Yas Waterworld, marketed as Abu Dhabi's first waterpark, is on course to open its doors on Yas Island by the end of this year. Spread across 15 hectares (37 acres), the waterpark will feature a range of 43 rides, slides and attractions.
Merlin invests AU$4m in Mooloolaba's UnderWater World attraction
BY Pete Hayman | 29 Aug 2012
Merlin Entertainments, one of the world's leading visitor attraction operators, is set to invest AU$4m (US$4.2m, EUR3.3m, £2.6m) in Mooloolaba's UnderWater World, Australia.
     
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6641 to 6660 of 9732 news stories
Merlin opens first Asian Legoland
BY Tom Walker | 17 Sep 2012
Merlin Entertainments has opened its first Asian Legoland attractions at the Iskender leisure development in Nusajaya, Johor, Malaysia.
Work begins on Sydney's Wet'n'Wild waterpark
BY Kath Hudson | 13 Sep 2012
Sydney is set to get a world class waterpark at the end of next year, as construction has commenced on Wet’n’Wild, which will be the brand’s flagship site.
Minnesota Children's Museum to receive US$26m revamp
BY Kath Hudson | 13 Sep 2012
The Minnesota Children’s Museum is in line for a US$26m revamp, which will include a physical adventure gallery, an entire floor dedicated to imagination and creativity and numerous galleries with content incorporating the latest research on early learning.
The Eden Project to expand horizons
BY Kath Hudson | 10 Sep 2012
Cornwall's environmental visitor attraction, The Eden Project, has unveiled plans for a new exhibition space, in conjunction with Cornwall College. HOW2 will primarily be an education centre, backing Eden's environmental message. Visitors will gain an insight into how they can put the green ideas into practise.
Buenos Aires' new MACBA contemporary art museum opens
BY Tom Walker | 07 Sep 2012
Museo de Arte Contemporáneo Buenos Aires (MACBA) - a new contemporary art museum - has opened its doors to the public in the San Telmo district of the Argentinian capital.
£35m Mary Rose Museum to open in early 2013
BY Tom Walker | 07 Sep 2012
The new GBP35m Mary Rose Museum will open to the public in early 2013, slightly later than originally expected.
Historic Scotland to turn Moubray house into visitor attraction
BY Tom Walker | 07 Sep 2012
Historic Scotland is to take over responsibility of Moubray House - one of Edinburgh's oldest properties - and turn it into a visitor attraction. A unique agreement has been reached with the house's owner, Debra Stonecipher, which will see the property being operated as a new visitor facility on the Royal Mile, offering specialist pre-booked tours.
Edinburgh adds new panda marketing initiative
BY Tom Walker | 07 Sep 2012
Edinburgh Zoo has revealed its latest initiative to benefit from the presence of two giant pandas at the attraction.
Indianapolis Zoo starts work on International Orangutan Center
BY Pete Hayman | 06 Sep 2012
A groundbreaking event has taken place to mark the start of construction work on the new US$21.5m (EUR17.1m, £13.5m) International Orang-utan Center at Indianapolis Zoo, US.
John Penrose steps down as UK tourism and heritage minister
BY Pete Hayman | 06 Sep 2012
John Penrose has confirmed he has stepped down as the government's tourism and heritage minister - a role in which the Weston-super-Mare MP had served for more than two years. Penrose said: "I'm very proud of the work I did - boosting the tourism industry, cutting red tape and helping with a highly successful Olympic Games."
Family vacation insights report launched by PGAV Destinations
BY Pete Hayman | 06 Sep 2012
PGAV Destinations has published new research that offers "groundbreaking" insights into the planning, enjoyment and processing of family vacations - both domestic and overseas.
SkyStar experience to close at Hong Kong's Ocean Park
BY Pete Hayman | 05 Sep 2012
Hong Kong's Ocean Park has confirmed that it will "not continue" to operate the SkyStar helium balloon experience, following a report into an incident which took place in June.
New research: Eiffel Tower 'most valuable' monument in Europe
BY Pete Hayman | 05 Sep 2012
The Monza and Brianza Chamber of Commerce in Italy has revealed that the Eiffel Tower is Europe's "most valuable" monument - worth EUR434bn (US$544bn, £342bn) to Paris.
April grand opening for Amsterdam's new-look Rijksmuseum
BY Pete Hayman | 03 Sep 2012
Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum has announced it will open its doors to the public in April 2013 following the completion of a renovation and restoration programme lasting nearly 10 years.
Gold Striker wooden coaster to open at California's Great America
BY Pete Hayman | 03 Sep 2012
California's Great America has announced it is to open Gold Striker - one of the tallest and fastest wooden rollercoasters in the Northern California, US - during spring 2013.
US$42m American Trail unveiled at Smithsonian's National Zoo
BY Pete Hayman | 03 Sep 2012
The Smithsonian Institution has opened the new US$42m (EUR33.4m, £26.4m) American Trail at Washington DC's National Zoo, after five years in planning and development.
Nottingham Castle to become 'world-class tourist destination'
BY Pete Hayman | 30 Aug 2012
Nottingham residents are being given the opportunity to comment on "exciting proposals" for the transformation of the city's castle into a "world-class tourist destination".
UK's first Angry Bird-themed land opens at kids' theme park
BY Tom Walker | 30 Aug 2012
The first Angry Birds Activity Park in the UK has been officially opened at Sundown Adventureland in Nottinghamshire - a theme park designed for children under the age of 10.
Yas Waterworld to open by end of year
BY Tom Walker | 29 Aug 2012
Yas Waterworld, marketed as Abu Dhabi's first waterpark, is on course to open its doors on Yas Island by the end of this year. Spread across 15 hectares (37 acres), the waterpark will feature a range of 43 rides, slides and attractions.
Merlin invests AU$4m in Mooloolaba's UnderWater World attraction
BY Pete Hayman | 29 Aug 2012
Merlin Entertainments, one of the world's leading visitor attraction operators, is set to invest AU$4m (US$4.2m, EUR3.3m, £2.6m) in Mooloolaba's UnderWater World, Australia.
     
 


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