A huge new development
in Korea is set to go ahead
after stalling twice since
2007, with the new attraction
boasting a gargantuan K-pop
and natural history theme
park as its centrepiece
At 8,000ft (2,438m) above
sea level, the Inca city of
Machu Picchu is a stiff climb
even for the able-bodied,
and has been completely
inaccessible for those in a
wheelchair
Oklahoma City Zoo has plans
for a new African enclosure
that would see a dedicated
area for giraffes, penguins and
African wild dogs, with other
renovations also planned
Google Arts and Culture has
launched a massive online
science museum platform
with a number of museums,
curators and archivists in 23
countries around the world
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...]
A huge new development
in Korea is set to go ahead
after stalling twice since
2007, with the new attraction
boasting a gargantuan K-pop
and natural history theme
park as its centrepiece
At 8,000ft (2,438m) above
sea level, the Inca city of
Machu Picchu is a stiff climb
even for the able-bodied,
and has been completely
inaccessible for those in a
wheelchair
Oklahoma City Zoo has plans
for a new African enclosure
that would see a dedicated
area for giraffes, penguins and
African wild dogs, with other
renovations also planned
Google Arts and Culture has
launched a massive online
science museum platform
with a number of museums,
curators and archivists in 23
countries around the world
Saudi Entertainment Ventures (SEVEN) has signed an exclusive partnership
agreement with Warner Bros. Discovery to bring purpose-built indoor adventures
centres to the Kingdom.
Plans to create a new Eden Project North attraction in Morecambe, UK, have
been given a major boost after the central government pledged to support the
scheme with £50m worth of funding.
David Willrich has been appointed chair of Experience UK, replacing the outgoing
Terry Monkton, who has steered the organisation over the past two years.
Universal Parks & Resorts has revealed plans to launch two entirely new visitor
attractions concepts – a family-focused theme park and resort in Texas and a
year-round horror experience in Las Vegas.
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...]
