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| From Attractions Management magazine |
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| Tourism: The winds of change |
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| Attractions providers not willing to take risks and get truly creative will get left behind, says Dr Terry Stevens. Here’s how to stay ahead of the curve
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| Waterparks: Down to earth |
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| The world’s first ‘living waterslides’, a hydroponic farm, rooftop beehives and more than 1,500 trees – all part of the Therme Manchester next generation waterpark’s aims to be as green as possible
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| Immersive art: In the picture |
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| Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience is part of a massive trend promising to offer new perspectives on art and artists
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| Interview: Chris Mather |
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| As the Gretna Green Experience opens in Scotland, Mather & Co’s CEO shares the highs and lows of almost three decades in exhibition design
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| Research: A sustainable future |
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| Research shows that consumers want attractions to get greener, faster, and they’re actively pushing for change. BVA BDRC’s Jon Young talks us through the numbers
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Activity Manager
Welsh Water |
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Salary:
£36,061 - £41,222pa + bonus + pension + benefits package
Job location: Llanishen, Cardiff , United Kingdom |
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