Downtown top ranking

Article Abstract:

Disney plans to open a new family entertainment DisneyQuest centre in Orlando during the summer of 1998, with a further 30 centres expected to eventually be built. DisneyQuest seeks to provide an entertainment centre for all age groups, consisting of play zones which focus on separate themes, such as the Explore Zone. Many of the games will be interactive, although there will be normal thrill ride. Visitors are expected to stay for up to three hours and pay for the rides and games as they use them. DisneyQuest has been developed by Disney Regional Entertainment.

Planning, Florida, Buildings and facilities, Amusement parks, Disney Regional Entertainment

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Competing for tourism

Article Abstract:

The UK government's new report on tourism policy, entitled 'Competing with the Best,' states that the Department of National Heritage (DNH) aims to cooperate with the tourist industry to assess changes required to ensure that the UK regains its share of the world tourism market. However, there are no signs that funding will be restored to the ETB, that environmental policies will be extended or that other issues restricting tourist development will be addressed. Some observers are now starting to question the DNH's commitment to attracting tourists to the UK.

HOTELS AND OTHER LODGING PLACES, Tourist Travel, Editorial, Travel industry, Market share, Tourism

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Getting our children active

Article Abstract:

The report by House of Commons Health Select Committee states that the British children are leading sedentary lives, with pastimes like television and computer games and live on fast foods. The leisure industry can take part in making the children to be more active by participating in active sports and other recreations.

United Kingdom, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Children, Health aspects, Reports, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Life style, Lifestyles, Outdoor recreation for children, Children's outdoor recreation

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