| Attractions Management 2016 issue 2
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People profiles
KAWS
Brooklyn-based artist KAWS has taken over Yorkshire Sculpture Park with statues on a staggering scale
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People profiles
Keith James
Winning a Thea award has Keith James, CEO at Jack Rouse Associates, looking back on 45 years in the industry
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Interview
John Duffey
As Six Flags plans parks in China and
Dubai, CEO John Duffey explains why his
sights are set on expansion overseas
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Promotional feature
IDEATTACK
IDEATTACK’s new project in Hainan, China,
introduces the storytelling elements of a
theme park to the oceanarium concept
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Science Museums
Shaping Tomorrow
Brazil’s Museum of Tomorrow uses
constantly updating, real-time digital
collection to communicate with visitors.
We met members of the team
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New Openings
Space Inversion
A new contemporary museum district
in the Netherlands – Museumplein
Limburg – features a science centre,
a design museum and an inverted
planetarium. We take a closer look
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Promotional feature
Polin
Polin’s patented technologies, extensive R&D and creative flair have made it one of the world’s leading waterpark design and manufacturing companies
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Waterparks
Taking the Plunge
Waterpark suppliers constantly develop
their product offers. We dive into the
world of waterpark R&D to find out more
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Zoos & Aquariums
The Long Game
UK safari park Longleat is undertaking a
decade-long upgrade that starts by going
back to its roots. As the attraction turns
50, CEO Bob Montgomery explains how
he’s bridging the past and the future
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Show Report
Next Steps
The MuseumNext European conference
in Dublin, Ireland, was one of the most
successful yet. We round up the top trends
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| NBA Experience opens doors at Disney Springs |
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| The NBA Experience, an immersive and interactive new attraction at Disney Springs in Florida, has
celebrated its grand opening, with Disney CEO Bob Iger and NBA commissioner Adam Silver
unveiling the new venture. |
| Matthias Li to step down as Ocean Park CEO in 2020 |
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| Following 25 years of service, Matthias Li, chief executive of Hong Kong attraction Ocean Park, has
announced that he will retire at the start of July 2020, with the operator starting a global search to
identify his successor.
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