| 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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| '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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