A volcanic experience on the cutting edge of design – and a perfect little brand land. Contrasting visits to attractions this year and the value of the guest perspective Doing… read more →
BBC Radio 4 reported this morning (2nd November) that more than 200 shopping centres across the UK are in danger of collapsing into administration directly as a result of the… read more →
In any sector, not least the attractions sector, when starting to assess prospects for the year ahead it’s always useful to look at the wider picture to see what… read more →
I was really fascinated to read on http://www.blooloop.com about Field Station: Dinosaurs , the new dinosaur-themed park due to open near Witchita, Kansas, and the second Field Station: Dinosaurs theme park to be opened… read more →
Right now, over 85 million people around the world have been made homeless by natural disaster and conflict. ShelterBox is a charity working to change this by providing emergency shelter… read more →
2016 saw the public confirmation of the funding that has enabled the £20m Silverstone Interactive Museum to open it’s doors in 2020. It brings the extensive heritage of Silverstone and… read more →
The new Chancellor’s Autumn Statement had some welcome news for museums and galleries, although as is so often the case with the initial headline statements it is never quite as… read more →
It’s been interesting to read the coverage of the proposed ‘Eden Project-style’ Eco-attraction planned for the grounds of the Royal Palace at Soestdijk (see coverage in CLAD for example http://tinyurl.com/gumk2gh… read more →
Although located only 48 miles from London’s Trafalgar Square, Osea Island is just 5 miles east of Maldon, nestling in the Blackwater estuary on the Essex coast, giving visitors to… read more →
In 2003, around about the time that I joined Jonathan Rounce at Petersham Group, we met with directors of Blandy Group, the Madeira-based tourism services to publishing group who set… read more →