Attractions industry news
18 Sep 2012
VisitBritain to market transport pass overseas
VisitBritain has been appointed by Transport for London to act as its management agent to distribute the Oyster card overseas. The card allows discount travel on the London transport network and encouraging people to use it will allow them to make the most of sightseeing.
Jaco Coetzee, head of retail at VisitBritain, says: TfL will be able to use our extensive overseas network and retail operation to reach millions of international travellers who come to the UK each year.
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Guggenheim Museum planned for Wales
Wales could have a Guggenheim Museum by 2019 says former MP. [more...]
York Cathedral to launch new attraction
York Minster set to open new exhibit this weekend as part of £20m transformation project. [more...]
Steam-train centre to get new attraction
Sherwood Forest Railway has had plans approved to turn a disused farm building into an engine shed. [more...]
Scotlands Riverside Museum wins European Museum of the Year Award 2013
Scotlands Riverside Museum wins European Museum of the Year Award 2013. [more...]
303 room Flaxby hotel development confirmed
New five star £100m Flaxby hotel development in Yorkshire confirmed . [more...]
Rise in overseas visitors looking for the best of Britain
@VisitBritain figures show rise in overseas visitors looking for the best of Britain in 2012. [more...]In brief:
£15m water park in the works for Enniskillen in Fermanagh County [more...]
New report says British people opting to holiday in UK to get better value for money [more...]
Yearly tourism spend hits record breaking £19bn [more...]
MGS launches National Development Body and action plan for galleries and museums in Scotland [more...]
Construction underway on British Museum's new £135m project [more...]
CA130m Toronto aquarium set to open this summer under the Ripley's brand [more...]
National War Museum in Edinburgh to display Arctic Convoys exhibition [more...]
William Morris Gallery picks up Permanent Exhibition award at 2013 Museum and Heritage awards [more...]
Work is underway on £25.5m revamp of St Fagans: National History Museum in Wales [more...]
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