| Attractions Management 2017 issue 4
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Heritage news
Mexico police team to tackle looting
Mexico’s police force has created
a new federal division dedicated
to protecting the country’s cultural
heritage, with the aim of tackling
theft, the looting of historic artefacts
and trafficking of such items
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Interview
Jane Cooper
We talked to Jane Cooper, COO
and president of Herschend Family
Entertainment, about the company
portfolio and all things Dollywood
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New openings
Z is for Zeitz
The Thomas Heatherwick-designed Zeitz
MOCAA, Africa’s first major modern art
museum, has opened in Cape Town
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Ride safety
Humanly Possible
Researcher Kathryn Woodcock on the
role of guests in amusement ride safety
and human factors in attractions design
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Expos
Pure Energy
BRC’s Christian Lachel reflects on the
recent expo in Astana, Kazakhstan, and
shares his takeaways for Expo 2020 Dubai
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Top team
Good Reef!
Meet the team behind Cairns Aquarium
and reef research centre, dedicated to
life of the adjoining Great Barrier Reef
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Themed design
Making Sense
Industry experts Joel Beckerman, Gordon
Grice and Scott A Lukas share their
thoughts on effective multi-sensory design
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Planetariums
Ten out of Ten
A planetarium upgrade at Telus World of
Science in Canada is set to become the
first to offer a 10K resolution experience
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Museums
Lights, Camera, Interaction!
Visitors demand evermore participatory
attractions. In response, museums are
evolving from passive experiences to
immersive, interactive adventures
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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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