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Dawson appointed to Europarks post
BY Tom Walker | 07 Oct 2008
BALPPA chief executive Colin Dawson has been elected president of Europarks, the federation of theme and amusement park associations throughout Europe.
National Maritime Museum receives £5m lottery boost
BY Caroline Wilkinson | 06 Oct 2008
The Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) has earmarked £5m towards the £35m redevelopment of The National Maritime Museum in Greenwich.
£4m lottery grant for Vindolanda Fort, Northumberland
BY Caroline Wilkinson | 06 Oct 2008
The Vindolanda Fort and Roman Army Museums, in the central section of Hadrian's Wall, in Northumberland will be receiving new galleries and an education centre thanks to a £4m grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF).
Iconic rollercoaster to be dismantled
BY Pete Hayman | 03 Oct 2008
Europe's first double-loop rollercoaster, located at Alton Towers theme park in Staffordshire, is to be dismantled next month.
Hard Rock Park owners file for bankruptcy protection
BY Pete Hayman | 02 Oct 2008
Hard Rock Park in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, has been forced to close for the remainder of the 2008 season after its parent company filed for bankruptcy protection.
Weston pier designs unveiled
BY Pete Hayman | 02 Oct 2008
Designs for the redevelopment of the 104-year old Grand Pier in Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, have been unveiled.
£10m redevelopment of Black Country Living Museum
BY Caroline Wilkinson | 01 Oct 2008
Black Country Living Museum, a 26-acre urban heritage park, in Dudley has received a £347,500 grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) towards its £10m Streets Ahead project.
Cause of Cutty Sark blaze revealed
BY Pete Hayman | 30 Sep 2008
It has been revealed that the most likely cause of a fire that gutted the Cutty Sark in May 2007 was an industrial vacuum cleaner that had been left switched on for two days.
National Trust given three listed HHH properties
BY Caroline Wilkinson | 30 Sep 2008
The three historic houses owned by Historic House Hotels (HHH) have been donated to the National Trust to ensure their protection and conservation.
Historic castle set for £1.7m restoration
BY Pete Hayman | 29 Sep 2008
Oystermouth Castle in Mumbles, near Swansea, is set to undergo an extensive £1.7m restoration project following a cash injection from a number of funding bodies.
California Academy of Sciences opens
BY Pete Hayman | 29 Sep 2008
The new US$500m (£271.6m) California Academy of Sciences has opened in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco.
Norwich museum project nets £1m funding
BY Pete Hayman | 29 Sep 2008
The Bridewell Museum in Norwich has been awarded nearly £1m from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) towards a major refurbishment project.
New Tenerife waterpark now open
BY Caroline Wilkinson | 29 Sep 2008
Siam Park, an Oriental-themed waterpark, in Tenerife, Spain, is now open.
Glasgow museum starts to take shape
BY Pete Hayman | 25 Sep 2008
Glasgow's new £74m Riverside Museum is starting to take shape with the construction of the building's steel framework now underway.
Continuum appoints new chief executive
BY Pete Hayman | 22 Sep 2008
Continuum, the UK attractions group, has announced that it has appointed Juliana Delaney as its new chief executive. The York-based company, which has an annual turnover of £7m, owns and manages a number of visitor attractions.
Lake District benefits from Beatrix Potter's success
BY Caroline Wilkinson | 18 Sep 2008
The World of Beatrix Potter Attraction in Bowness-on-Windermere, Cumbria, UK, has reported a 38 per cent increase in visitors since 2006.
4D effects theatre planned for Drayton Manor
BY Tim Nash | 18 Sep 2008
Drayton Manor theme park in Staffordshire, UK, is to open a 4D effects theatre at the beginning of the 2009 season.
Coyote Canion theme park planned for Arizona
BY Tom Walker | 16 Sep 2008
One Dream, One Team, the group behind proposals to build a theme park in Pinal County, Arizona, US has revealed more details about its plans.
Kamikaze ride to be unveiled at Wet'n'Wild
BY Tim Nash | 16 Sep 2008
Warner Village Theme Parks in Australia is to open a new multi-million dollar attraction at its Wet'n'Wild water park this month.
US tourism trade still suffering from 9/11
BY Tom Walker | 16 Sep 2008
The decline in overseas travel to the US has cost the tourism industry 46 million visitors and US$140bn (£78bn, 98bn euro) in lost visitor spending, according to the Travel Industry Association (TIA).
     
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8400 to 8419 of 9725 news stories
Dawson appointed to Europarks post
BY Tom Walker | 07 Oct 2008
BALPPA chief executive Colin Dawson has been elected president of Europarks, the federation of theme and amusement park associations throughout Europe.
National Maritime Museum receives £5m lottery boost
BY Caroline Wilkinson | 06 Oct 2008
The Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) has earmarked £5m towards the £35m redevelopment of The National Maritime Museum in Greenwich.
£4m lottery grant for Vindolanda Fort, Northumberland
BY Caroline Wilkinson | 06 Oct 2008
The Vindolanda Fort and Roman Army Museums, in the central section of Hadrian's Wall, in Northumberland will be receiving new galleries and an education centre thanks to a £4m grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF).
Iconic rollercoaster to be dismantled
BY Pete Hayman | 03 Oct 2008
Europe's first double-loop rollercoaster, located at Alton Towers theme park in Staffordshire, is to be dismantled next month.
Hard Rock Park owners file for bankruptcy protection
BY Pete Hayman | 02 Oct 2008
Hard Rock Park in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, has been forced to close for the remainder of the 2008 season after its parent company filed for bankruptcy protection.
Weston pier designs unveiled
BY Pete Hayman | 02 Oct 2008
Designs for the redevelopment of the 104-year old Grand Pier in Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, have been unveiled.
£10m redevelopment of Black Country Living Museum
BY Caroline Wilkinson | 01 Oct 2008
Black Country Living Museum, a 26-acre urban heritage park, in Dudley has received a £347,500 grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) towards its £10m Streets Ahead project.
Cause of Cutty Sark blaze revealed
BY Pete Hayman | 30 Sep 2008
It has been revealed that the most likely cause of a fire that gutted the Cutty Sark in May 2007 was an industrial vacuum cleaner that had been left switched on for two days.
National Trust given three listed HHH properties
BY Caroline Wilkinson | 30 Sep 2008
The three historic houses owned by Historic House Hotels (HHH) have been donated to the National Trust to ensure their protection and conservation.
Historic castle set for £1.7m restoration
BY Pete Hayman | 29 Sep 2008
Oystermouth Castle in Mumbles, near Swansea, is set to undergo an extensive £1.7m restoration project following a cash injection from a number of funding bodies.
California Academy of Sciences opens
BY Pete Hayman | 29 Sep 2008
The new US$500m (£271.6m) California Academy of Sciences has opened in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco.
Norwich museum project nets £1m funding
BY Pete Hayman | 29 Sep 2008
The Bridewell Museum in Norwich has been awarded nearly £1m from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) towards a major refurbishment project.
New Tenerife waterpark now open
BY Caroline Wilkinson | 29 Sep 2008
Siam Park, an Oriental-themed waterpark, in Tenerife, Spain, is now open.
Glasgow museum starts to take shape
BY Pete Hayman | 25 Sep 2008
Glasgow's new £74m Riverside Museum is starting to take shape with the construction of the building's steel framework now underway.
Continuum appoints new chief executive
BY Pete Hayman | 22 Sep 2008
Continuum, the UK attractions group, has announced that it has appointed Juliana Delaney as its new chief executive. The York-based company, which has an annual turnover of £7m, owns and manages a number of visitor attractions.
Lake District benefits from Beatrix Potter's success
BY Caroline Wilkinson | 18 Sep 2008
The World of Beatrix Potter Attraction in Bowness-on-Windermere, Cumbria, UK, has reported a 38 per cent increase in visitors since 2006.
4D effects theatre planned for Drayton Manor
BY Tim Nash | 18 Sep 2008
Drayton Manor theme park in Staffordshire, UK, is to open a 4D effects theatre at the beginning of the 2009 season.
Coyote Canion theme park planned for Arizona
BY Tom Walker | 16 Sep 2008
One Dream, One Team, the group behind proposals to build a theme park in Pinal County, Arizona, US has revealed more details about its plans.
Kamikaze ride to be unveiled at Wet'n'Wild
BY Tim Nash | 16 Sep 2008
Warner Village Theme Parks in Australia is to open a new multi-million dollar attraction at its Wet'n'Wild water park this month.
US tourism trade still suffering from 9/11
BY Tom Walker | 16 Sep 2008
The decline in overseas travel to the US has cost the tourism industry 46 million visitors and US$140bn (£78bn, 98bn euro) in lost visitor spending, according to the Travel Industry Association (TIA).
     
 


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