| Leisure Management 1997 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A drugs problem: the Public Entertainment Licenses (Drug Misuse) Bill has been passed by Parliament, but will it work? | Travel industry | Brigid Simonds |
| Adventures close to home: weightlessness, adventure, fun and terror. Just a few of the promises UK parks are making to their guests this season. (Attractions Management International) | Travel industry | |
| All rolled into one.(Ten pin bowling alley facilities) | Travel industry | Steve Charlton |
| All wrapped up in a box: a whole variety of players are now jumping on the leisure bandwagon, yet many don't have much knowledge of the product. | Travel industry | John Carroll |
| Anniversary walts: as Disneyland Paris celebrates its fifth anniversary. (Attractions Management International) | Travel industry | Sion Curtis |
| Baby boom. (prospects for UK leisure industry in 1997) | Travel industry | Bill Martin, Sandra Mason |
| Bigger and better? (large format theatres) | Travel industry | Gareth White |
| Bob Rogers.(Attraction Management International; BRC Imagination Arts' chairman)(Interview) | Travel industry | |
| Breaking away: Tourism is growing relentlessly, but the British are changing their behaviour. | Travel industry | Gerry Smith |
| Building up a picture.(Attractions Management International; guide to selecting, purchasing, installing and maintaining videowalls) | Travel industry | Bob Simpson |
| Busting a gut. (Dave and Buster's restaurant and entertainment venue, Solihull, England) | Travel industry | Ed Herten, Paul Kelly |
| China in your hands: the Chinese people are new converts to the leisure industry making the country fertile ground for theme park development. (Attractions Management International) | Travel industry | Dennis Speigel |
| Cinema paradox. (large format theatre industry)(Attractions management supplement)(Industry Overview) | Travel industry | Alison Roden |
| Clash of the titans. (growth and similarities between Disney and Universal theme parks)(Attractions management supplement)(Company Profile) | Travel industry | Judith Rubin |
| Coming to a town near you. (conference on leisure development; United Kingdom) | Travel industry | Gary Mappin |
| Continental bed and breakfast. (key developments in European hotel market) (eighth Annual European Hotel Industry Investment Conference) | Travel industry | Frank Croston |
| Corporate brand lands. (growth of corporate visitor attractions)(includes related articles on Cadbury World, Niketown and Wedgewood visitor centres)(Attractions management supplement)(Industry Overview) | Travel industry | Sian Johnson, David Glazebrook |
| Costa del Orlando. (timeshare and theme park developments in Spain)(Industry Overview) | Travel industry | Kath Seward |
| Cyberia.(description of Cyberia Internet cafe in London, UK) | Travel industry | Amanda Wright |
| David Lang. (United Kingdom National Lottery grants; visitor projects)(Attractions Management International)(Column) | Travel industry | David Lang |
| Designs for life. (designer hotels) | Travel industry | richard Garland |
| Discourse 2000. (English Tourist Board survey)(includes related article on aims of survey) | Travel industry | Elain Noble |
| Drink problem. (establishing licensed premises) | Travel industry | Tilly Halliwell |
| Dublin in profit: Irish pubs are charming customers from Birmingham to Beijing. | Travel industry | Jonathan Miller |
| Easy listening. (sound systems) | Travel industry | Mark Bailey |
| Election fever: whoever wins the forthcoming general election, it is unlikely there will be radical changes to the industry. | Travel industry | Peter (British television broadcaster) Taylor |
| Encircling the square. (United Kingdom local authority planning of leisure developments) | Travel industry | Graham Jones |
| Family outings: the family pub market is booming, but with site values and development costs rising, can growth be sustained? | Travel industry | Colin Wellstead |
| Fast and furious. (development of amusement park rides)(Attractions management supplement)(Industry Overview) | Travel industry | John Roberts |
| Feed the world: Europe is the land of opportunity for UK pub and restaurant chains, but have they got what it takes to make the move? | Travel industry | Duncan Lillie |
| Force fields. (analysis of rollercoaster rides built in 1997)(Attractions management supplement) | Travel industry | Andy Hine |
| Form an orderly queue.(Attractions Management International; solutions to queuing in entertainments industry) | Travel industry | Jack Rouse |
| Fully furnished. (restaurant furniture) | Travel industry | Roy Sandler |
| Gambling for all. (United Kingdom amusement arcades industry)(Industry Overview) | Travel industry | Phil Silver |
| Games show: To satisfy a more discerning generation of players, AWPs and SWPs more exciting than ever before. | Travel industry | Adrian Fernandez-Lacy |
| Gary Goodard. (CEO of Landmark Entertainment Group)(Attractions Management International)(Interview) | Travel industry | |
| Going full tilt: pinball has re-entered the coin-op market as a valuable profit source. | Travel industry | Roger Sharpe |
| Guy Laurence. (Plant Hollywood Executive VP Marketing Europe)(includes related article on history of Planet Hollywood)(Interview) | Travel industry | |
| Gym and tonic.(sports drinks and mineral water UK market) | Travel industry | Yasmeen Khan |
| High voltage. (Dutch award-winning Villa Volta theme park ride)(Attractions management supplement) | Travel industry | Deric Keepin |
| Hit the deck.(leisure area flooring products) | Travel industry | |
| Hot wheels. (go-karting industry; standards) | Travel industry | Steven Hix |
| Howard Wells. (chief executive of UK Sports Council) | Travel industry | George Torkildsen |
| Imitation of life. (animatronics)(Attractions management supplement) | Travel industry | Williams Davies |
| In sequence. (United Kingdom leisure development policy)(Industry Overview) | Travel industry | Mark Krassowski |
| John Bollom: demand for out-of-home leisure is strong as the rapid worldwide expansion of Namco indicates. (Attractions Management International) | Travel industry | Davi Camp |
| John Wardley: Tussauds' consultant director was one of the first designers to translate US theme park concepts for British audiences, with memorable results. (Attractions Management International) | Travel industry | |
| Keep it in the family: quality indoor play facilities have been pioneered by the major brewers in recent years, but there are still unexploited markets which may be addressed. (includes related article) | Travel industry | Clive Powell |
| Labour sets out its ideas for the lottery. (UK Labour party not to make significant changes to the lottery) | Travel industry | |
| Landmarks in tourism. (visitor attractions in Europe; visitor statistics)(Attractions Management International) | Travel industry | Sian Johnson |
| Law of the land. (town planning advice from United Kingdom government) | Travel industry | Michael Bach |
| Leading a life of leisure. (ILAM conference) | Travel industry | Alan Barber |
| Leading Las Vegas. (developing new avenues of entertainment in Las Vegas, NV)(Attractions management supplement)(Industry Overview) | Travel industry | Tony Baxter |
| Lease hours. (leisure industry properties; legal issues)(Column) | Travel industry | Peter Johnson |
| Licensed to thrill. (United Kingdom children's rides sector)(Industry Overview) | Travel industry | Tim Nash |
| Live and clicking. (investing in business computer technology; advice) | Travel industry | Ian Wilcock |
| Live and dangerous.(Attractions Management International; use of stunt shows) | Travel industry | Dean Robert Maxwell |
| Magical mystery tours. (virtual reality) (Attractions Management International) | Travel industry | Gwyn Headlye |
| Making a meal of it: make an occasion of your leisure offer by wining and dining visitors. (special events) | Travel industry | Tony Barnard |
| Making an entrance. (computerized entry ticketing)(includes conference announcement) | Travel industry | Carl Gomersall |
| Malcolm Lewis. (tendering for contracts) | Travel industry | Malcolm Lewis |
| Martin Callan: Waterfall Holdings is tipped to become a leading player in the leisure industry thanks to its considered expansion and focus on mass market, low ticket, high standard businesses.(Interview) | Travel industry | |
| Maurice Kelly. (managing director of Granada Entertainments)(Interview) | Travel industry | Catherine Larner |
| Mexican waves: the latest waterpark developments are situated in some exotic locations. (Attractions Management International) | Travel industry | Al Turner |
| Michael Grade. (UK leisure industry must become more effective political force)(Column) | Travel industry | Michael Grade |
| Millard Ochs.(president of Warner Bros International Theatres)(Interview) | Travel industry | John Robertson |
| Mood swings. (United Kingdom themed restaurant market)(Industry Overview) | Travel industry | Jerry Hodkinson |
| Networking. (the Internet) | Travel industry | Malcolm Lewis |
| One voice, one vision. (UK leisure industry must adopt unified approach) (conference organised by Business In Sport and Leisure) | Travel industry | Mark Sutcliffe |
| On the brand wagon. (leisure sites; catering) | Travel industry | Phil Dourado |
| On the waterfront. (water parks) | Travel industry | Wally James |
| On top of the world. (international tourism) | Travel industry | Chris Cooper, John Latham |
| Open all hours. (effects of 24-hour opening on United Kingdom leisure industry) | Travel industry | Howard Sandom |
| Paul Kelly. (conflict between global brands and consumers' independence)(Attractions Management International)(Column) | Travel industry | Paul Kelly |
| Performance related pay. (slot machines) | Travel industry | Fiona Naughton |
| Play mates. (United Kingdom play centre market)(includes related article on available play equipment)(Industry Overview) | Travel industry | Philip Smith |
| Pocket money. (game of pool; market share in leisure industry) | Travel industry | Gary Drage |
| Points of Control: Specifying AV installations can be daunting. (Attractions Management International) | Travel industry | Kevin Murphy |
| Popular culture: despite predictions of the three-minute, infotainment-rich culture resulting in a nation of couch potatoes, the British have become more discerning in how they spend their free time. | Travel industry | Sara Selwood |
| Port Aventura. (theme parks) | Travel industry | John Tribe |
| Power houses. (advantages of a combined heat and power system) | Travel industry | Sarah Ridley |
| Presenting the past: go bug-eyed in Chicago, Star Trekking in Ls Vegas or cowgirl-crazy in Fort Worth. (museum and heritage design) (Attractions Management International) | Travel industry | Kate Davenport |
| Property uber alles. (German leisure industry)(Industry Overview) | Travel industry | Heike Schmidt, Sue Forster |
| Raising the roof. (United Kingdom Millennium dome, Greenwich, United Kingdom) | Travel industry | Ken Robinson |
| Redeeming features.(popularity and analysis of redemption games in amusements industry) | Travel industry | Bob Callender |
| Reels in motion: more cinemas are continuing to open around the country. | Travel industry | John Robertson |
| Return to vendor. (United Kingdom vending machine market)(includes related article on vending firm Aquaterra) | Travel industry | Pau Ure |
| Roger Beaumont: Break for the Border acquired the events catering company Lawson Beaumont and its founder, Roger Beaumont.(Interview) | Travel industry | |
| Sports arena.(UK leisure industry; National Sports Convention exhibitors) | Travel industry | |
| Star quality grading. (hotel grading) | Travel industry | Chris Coleman |
| Suite success. (hotel industry; United Kingdom) | Travel industry | Jonathan Rounce |
| Summer season. (theme park attendance by United Kingdom visitors in 1996)(Attractions management supplement)(Industry Overview) | Travel industry | |
| Sweet dreams are made of this? (themed hotels) | Travel industry | Leonor Stanton |
| Swimming with the big fish. (London Aquarium, London, England) | Travel industry | Simon Curtis |
| Switched on: computer-controlled sound and light systems have opened up greater possibilities for stunning effects. | Travel industry | Jerry Gilbert |
| Take a seat. (leisure activities in the United Kingdom)(Industry Overview) | Travel industry | Sandra Greer |
| Taking to the floor. (floor coverings in catering establishments) | Travel industry | Steve LaBouchardie |
| The gains in Spain. (leisure industry; Spain)(Attractions Management International) | Travel industry | Dave Camp, Antonio Garcia |
| The good the bad and the ugly. (big screen cinema)(includes related personal narrative of an IMAX theatre visit) | Travel industry | Alison Roden |
| The leisure revolution. (leisure industry; global industry strength, United Kingdom companies)(Industry Overview) | Travel industry | Chris Gratton, Themis Kokolakadis |
| Theme parks must let go of formulas and invest in creativity, says the vice president of creative development at Walt Disney Imagineering. (Attractions Management International) | Travel industry | Toy Baxter |
| The outer limits. (growth of peripheral developments of theme parks)(Attractions management supplement)(Industry Overview) | Travel industry | David Camp, John Robinett |
| The ride of your life. (growing emphasis on flat rides)(Attractions Management International) | Travel industry | Phil Lindsey |
| Thom Gray: in a country bristling with cinemas and multiplexes another company stands up to be counted. | Travel industry | Johnny Appleseed |
| Token payments. (redemption operations) | Travel industry | Tim Francis |
| Tomorrow's world. (science museums and centres)(Attractions Management International) | Travel industry | Neil Cossons |
| Too good to eat. (quality of food at themed restaurants)(Industry Overview) | Travel industry | Peter Backman |
| Top of the class. (negative aspects of award schemes in the tourism and heritage industries in the UK)(Attractions Management International) | Travel industry | Terry Stevens |
| Virgin cinema. (experiences of visiting the Virgin Cinema in Rochester, England) (Mystery Shopper) | Travel industry | Louise Hopkins |
| Wear and tear. (choosing a staff uniform) (includes details of suppliers of corporate wear) | Travel industry | Dave Cottrell |
| Wish you were here .... (United Kingdom holiday centres; concept development) | Travel industry | Steve Evans |
| Year ahead set to be active on the property front. (strong competition in UK leisure industry for best sites in 1997)(Column) | Travel industry | Colin Wellstead |
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