| Attractions Management 2018 issue 1
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People profile
Bear Grylls
The high-adrenaline adventure attraction is imminent, brought to you by the survival expert and Merlin Entertainments
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Heritage news
Plan for Liverpool as heritage status challenged
In a bid to protect its World
Heritage status, the City
of Liverpool and Historic
England have drawn up a
heritage action plan, created
to navigate the threat posed
by a proposed development
of the city’s waterfront,
which could see it struck
from the UNESCO register
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Industry Opinion
Zoos & Aquariums
Species survival expert Bill Robichaud shares the trials of the saola and what zoos are doing to save this near-extinct creature
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Interview
Bob White
Bob White, COO of Village Roadshow, on
weathering a dip in attendance and keeping
his eyes on investment and expansion
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Inclusivity
Open to All
Kath Hudson reports on some inspiring
initiatives to help include people who
face physical, social or economic
obstacles to visiting attractions
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Profile
Andreas Andersen
IAAPA’s new chair Andreas Andersen sat
down with Tom Anstey to talk about industry
growth, sustainability – and queueing
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Themed design
The Story Builders
Disney’s Joe Rohde and Scott Trowbridge
and Universal’s Thierry Coup reveal the
secrets of their trade – well, some of them!
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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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