Unesco has reached an agreement
with science museums in China to
promote the exchange and sharing of
science resources between them and
other institutions across the world
The cave in which 12
Thai schoolboys and
their football coach were
trapped for 18 days is to
be turned into a museum
highlighting the bold rescue
operation that saw them
escape unharmed
village roadshow has
announced the sale of its
Wet ‘n’ Wild waterpark
in Sydney, Australia, with
Spanish operator Parques
reunidos buying the property
for AU$40m (US$29.6m)
Comcast executive vice
president Stephen Burke
has confirmed that
Universal is looking at
building a fourth gate in
Orlando, with the theme
park set to be the latest to
join the market’s lucrative
attractions sector
Architecture and design
practice Sam Jacob Studio
will give London’s Cartoon
Museum “greater flexibility”
in displaying its collection,
having been appointed to
design its new home
Merlin chief executive
Nick Varney has reiterated
the company’s stance
on cetacean captivity, as
it embarks on its first
steps to create an ocean
sanctuary for a pair of
captive beluga whales
Fairytale theme park Efteling has
gone from strength to strength
during its 65-year history, enchanting
more visitors last year than
ever before. We talk to COO Coen
Bertens about its success
With more than two decades
of experience creating high quality
original content, nWave looks
ahead as it continues to produce
its own industry-leading creations
The TEA/AECOM Report 2017 shows major theme park
operators had an outstanding year, while stabilised global
economies and strong investment planning bodes well
for the global attractions industry going forward
As new and exciting leisure opportunities
increase in the Middle East, Yas
Island welcomes the US$1bn Warner
Bros World Abu Dhabi. We speak to
the two key members of the team
behind the landmark project
A brand new James Bond visitor attraction,
nestled snugly inside a mountain peak
in Sölden, Austria, opened this July. We
talked to the operator and architect
For the first time in more than a decade, industry leaders from across the global
attractions industry will once again gather in London as part of the annual IAAPA Expo
Europe, the sector’s premier international event. [more...]
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Unesco has reached an agreement
with science museums in China to
promote the exchange and sharing of
science resources between them and
other institutions across the world
The cave in which 12
Thai schoolboys and
their football coach were
trapped for 18 days is to
be turned into a museum
highlighting the bold rescue
operation that saw them
escape unharmed
village roadshow has
announced the sale of its
Wet ‘n’ Wild waterpark
in Sydney, Australia, with
Spanish operator Parques
reunidos buying the property
for AU$40m (US$29.6m)
Comcast executive vice
president Stephen Burke
has confirmed that
Universal is looking at
building a fourth gate in
Orlando, with the theme
park set to be the latest to
join the market’s lucrative
attractions sector
Architecture and design
practice Sam Jacob Studio
will give London’s Cartoon
Museum “greater flexibility”
in displaying its collection,
having been appointed to
design its new home
Merlin chief executive
Nick Varney has reiterated
the company’s stance
on cetacean captivity, as
it embarks on its first
steps to create an ocean
sanctuary for a pair of
captive beluga whales
Fairytale theme park Efteling has
gone from strength to strength
during its 65-year history, enchanting
more visitors last year than
ever before. We talk to COO Coen
Bertens about its success
With more than two decades
of experience creating high quality
original content, nWave looks
ahead as it continues to produce
its own industry-leading creations
The TEA/AECOM Report 2017 shows major theme park
operators had an outstanding year, while stabilised global
economies and strong investment planning bodes well
for the global attractions industry going forward
As new and exciting leisure opportunities
increase in the Middle East, Yas
Island welcomes the US$1bn Warner
Bros World Abu Dhabi. We speak to
the two key members of the team
behind the landmark project
A brand new James Bond visitor attraction,
nestled snugly inside a mountain peak
in Sölden, Austria, opened this July. We
talked to the operator and architect
Hollywood superstar, Brad Pitt, has made his debut as a sculptor as part of
British artist Thomas Houseago’s first ever exhibition in the Nordic countries.
Triotech has secured a deal to supply its interactive ride technology for the SAGA
Experience, an immersive attraction being developed in the heart of Shanghai,
China, by Puy du Fou Asia.
Hospitality and entertainment design firm HBG Design is helming the design of Michigan's new
Gun Lake Casino Resort Aquadome – a glass-roofed, climate-controlled, indoor landscaped pool
and event centre atrium environment.
For the first time in more than a decade, industry leaders from across the global
attractions industry will once again gather in London as part of the annual IAAPA Expo
Europe, the sector’s premier international event. [more...]
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