NEWS
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Salam Park opens in Riyadh
18 Feb 2004
Salam Park, a $16m scheme in the centre of Saudi Arabia capital, Riyadh, has been officially opened by Prince Salman bin Abdul-Aziz Al-Saud.
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Enquiry into controversial Stonehenge tunnel begins
17 Feb 2004
An enquiry into the £185m plans which would replace two existing roads near Stonehenge with a tunnel to ease congestion and remove cars from the vicinity of the site, has begun at Salisbury’s Guildhall.
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Disney facing takeover battle
12 Feb 2004
Disney, one of the world’s leading family entertainment companies, is today recovering from a hostile takeover bid.
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Longleat unveils new attractions for 2004
05 Feb 2004
Longleat has unveiled a number of new attractions for the 2004 season including a Super Beasts show to replace last year’s insect extravaganza, The Ugh Show.
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Aquarium operator swims deep in profit
05 Feb 2004
Deep Sea Leisure (DSL) – which owns deep Sea World in North Queensferry, Scotland and the Blue Planet attraction in Chester, England – reported strong annual profits last week.
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Design firm finds passage to India
03 Feb 2004
Forrec, one of the world’s leading theme park developers, has agreed a deal that will see the group design an entertainment complex in Noida, a suburb of Delhi.
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Tower Bridge reveals hidden secrets
03 Feb 2004
Visitors to Tower Bridge Exhibition this summer will discover a previously unseen area of the bridge that houses historical artefacts – including the Marathon Cup.
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Lighthouses to be reopened to public
19 Jan 2004
Trinity House, the lighthouse authority for England, Wales and the Channel Islands, is to hoping to attract tourists to its properties by reopening many sites to the public and converting old lighthouse keepers' cottages into holiday homes.
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240m euro new attractions for Disneyland Paris
13 Jan 2004
Euro Disney SCA, operator of Disneyland Resort Paris, is planning to invest 240m euros (£168m, US$315m) in new attractions over the next three years, subject to its upcoming 250m euros (£175m, US$328m) rights issue.
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Birmingham’s Imax closes
07 Jan 2004
The 380-seat Imax theatre in Birmingham, one of nine specialist cinemas in the UK, has closed until further notice.
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Painting With Light
By combining lighting, video, scenic and architectural elements, sound and special effects we tell s [more...] |
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TechnoAlpin Indoor
TechnoAlpin is the world leader for snowmaking systems. With the Indoor snow division, TechnoAlpin c [more...] |
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Holovis
Holovis is a privately owned company
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DJW
David & Lynn Willrich started the Company
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