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Wales Millennium Centre

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After ten years of waiting, the [pounds sterling]106 million Wales Millennium Centre has finally been opened. It boasts a main auditorium with a seating capacity of 1,900, a theater for new artists, a dance studio, a recording studio, residential accommodation, shops, restaurants and corporate hospitality rooms. Chief Executive Judith Isherwood and the architects discuss the diverse offerings of the international center, and share their concerns about its financial future.

Services introduction, New Products/Services, Wales, Design and construction, Company service introduction, Service introduction, Joint occupancy of buildings, Multipurpose buildings

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Luck of the Irish

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The life and works of Gar Holohan, the chief executive of Dublin-based architects and leisure consultants Holohan Leisure Group is discussed. Holohan feels that buildings have to be beautiful and practical, and he attributes much of his success down to luck and the right staff.

Management dynamics, Executive changes & profiles, AMUSEMENT & RECREATION SERVICES, Management, Officials and employees, Leisure industry, Company business management, Holohan, Gar

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Mystery shopper: pure genius?

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Guinness Storehouse opened in November 2000 was named Ireland's number one tourist attraction by Irish consultancy Tourism Development International. It's ratings as per the staff, cleanliness, booking, and overall experience are given.

Malt beverages, Evaluation, Brewing industry, Breweries

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