| Attractions Management 2012 issue 4
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Editor's letter
National Monuments
As a global industry, we're constantly agonising over how we can
lobby governments and stakeholders more effectively. Research which
shows the economic impact of attractions would really help our cause
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Theme park news
Work begins on Warsaw park
Las Palm, the company
behind the Adventure World
Warsaw plans, has signed
an official ‘hand over protocol'
with Polish contractor
Imtech Polska to mark the
start of construction work
on the 230-hectare (568-acre)
resort
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Museum news
April opening for Rijksmuseum
Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum
has announced it will open its
doors to the public in April
2013 following the completion
of a renovation and restoration
programme lasting nearly
10 years
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Heritage news
Heritage attraction for Russia
Russia's President Vladimir
Putin has backed the development
of a major visitor
destination incorporating
nature, traditions, and cultural
heritage from the country's
differing regions
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Profile
Mike Oswald
Yas Waterworld Abu Dhabi opens before
the end of the year. General manager
Mike Oswald describes the world-first
rides and innovative attractions that have
already won the waterpark its first award
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Museums
Fashion show
Exhibitions profiling fashion designers are
proving popular around the world
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Show report
SATE
A look at the Storytelling, Architecture,
Technology, Experience conference
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Show preview
IAAPA 2012
Exhibitors reveal what they're promoting
64 3D/4D/5D: Fresh dimension
We ask the experts how often operators
should update their 3D/4D/5D offer
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| 'World's highest aquarium' opens in China |
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| Standing more than 2,200 metres (7,200ft) above sea level, a new aquarium just opened in Xining,
Qinghai Province in northwest China, now hold's the record for the world's highest-altitude
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