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18 Sep 2007
The Kurt Hüttinger GmbH of Schwaig near Nuremburg has developed a travelling exhibition that is to be effectively used within the scope of a new “outreach programme”. The Science Museum is located north of Thailand’s capital city, Bangkok. For a (...) read more
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13 Sep 2007
What does a “feel good day” at the recreational pool LA OLA in Landau have in common with an event held at the Jugendstil-Festhalle (art nouveau festival hall) or the cultural centre Altes Kaufhaus (old department store) in Landau? The (...) read more
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08 Sep 2007
The Badegärten Eibenstock (bathing gardens) in Saxony celebrated its 10th anniversary in mid-July with a terrific laser show. The longstanding EWA member corporation was honoured last year by the European Waterpark Association with the “Professional (...) read more
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05 Sep 2007
With a total investment of 220 million euros, the thermal spa Oberlaa located in downtown Vienna is to be reconstructed into a 200,000-square metre large wellness complex that should meet the highest international standards. The project is a private (...) read more
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03 Sep 2007
The founder and president of the Italian corporation IE Park srl Soli Bumper Cars, Corrado Munari, has passed away. After a yearlong struggle with heart problems, he died on the 22nd of August 2007 at the age of 69. Munari is held in the leisure (...) read more
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01 Sep 2007
Plopsa is building a Plopsa Park in the Netherlands in collaboration with Center Parcs. The new theme park will be constructed next to Center Parcs De Huttenheugte (near Coevorden).
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21 Aug 2007
Germany is still the #1 funfair country in the world. Yet the future of the "volksfest", which was recognised as a cultural asset by German parliament in 2000, is uncertain. Many funfair events are on the brink of collapse. The tense situation is (...) read more
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20 Aug 2007
Scott Ault was appointed as the new COO (Chief Operating Officer) following the death of the former COO, Jim Warren, who died from cancer at the age of 59. Ault has been working for BRC since 1994 – he was the Vice President and is best known for (...) read more
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18 Aug 2007
The private equity branch has had to contend with its repeated characterisation as a plague in the public sphere and has taken note of criticism in a recent study by Moody’s, the world’s leading rating agency. At the heart of the criticism was the (...) read more
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15 Aug 2007
According to reports from finanznachrichten.de, SnowWorld is planning to go public on the Amsterdam stock exchange later this year. The company runs two indoor ski slopes in Zoetermeer (near The Hague) and in Landgraaf (near Aachen). The indoor ski (...) read more
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14 Aug 2007
Bad Frankenhausen: Fantasy Theme Park “Weltentor”Bad Frankenhausen and its surroundings in the state of Thuringia, Germany were the scene of some of the most brutal fighting during the Peasants’ Wars in Thuringia in the mid 19th century. This (...) read more
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13 Aug 2007
The "Blue Dome", which opened at Lake Wolfgang in mid-2006 (we presented this project to readers in EAP issue 4/2006), has not been able to fulfil its own visitor expectations. Instead of the estimated 100,000 visitors, only 50,000 people came to (...) read more
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12 Aug 2007
The AWC AG, SMG Entertainment Deutschland GmbH and the regional capital Kiel have co-signed a contract for the collaborative development, construction and operation of the Maritime Science Centre Schleswig-Holstein in Kiel. A science and adventure (...) read more
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11 Aug 2007
Nick Farmer of Farmer Attraction Development, based in Leicester, UK, has recently been elected as the next president of TEA (Themed Entertainment Association). Farmer is the first European president of the organisation based in Burbank, California. (...) read more
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10 Aug 2007
SmartUs is a new technological entertainment/learning concept from the Lappset Group (as previously reported in EAP 6/2005). Dortmund is the first German city to implement this revolutionary playground concept outdoors. SmartUs presents children (...) read more
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08 Aug 2007
As though it had fallen from the sky, Majorca’s wackiest house stands upside down in the centre of Magaluf. The Tibetan style “House of Katmandu” invites visitors to participate in interactive adventures. Here they can listen to stories about the (...) read more
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06 Aug 2007
Mullewapp, the character from the children’s books by author and illustrator Helme Heine, has been brought to life in a new children’s play paradise at the Erlebnis Zoo Hannover (Hanover adventure zoo). The attraction is to be opened on the 21st of (...) read more
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01 Aug 2007
Holiday makers can look forward to 90 luxury beach-side holiday homes in the Baltic spa town of Travemünde: Landal GreenParks is set to open the Landal Travemünde holiday park on the 3rd of August 2007. (eap)
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29 Jul 2007
BBC News reports that the private equity firm Blackstone has sold off their property assets of some of its Tussauds theme parks to entrepreneur Nick Laslau. Blackstone acquired the Tussauds Group and merged it with its own Merlin Entertainments (...) read more
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27 Jul 2007
According to information from Centropolitan, a new spa is to be built on the Austrian-Czech border between Valtice in Southern Moravia and Schrattenberg in Lower Austria, at a cost of 70 million euros. It will be located on a 12-hectare site (...) read more