Making an entrance

Article Abstract:

Computerization of ticketing enables more efficient processing and better management reporting in the leisure industry, but there are factors which may limit use in some areas. Current developments include the addition of postcode CD ROMs to existing systems to provide more management data. A future development could be the introduction of a computerized chip which can transmit location information throughout a client's visit to an attraction. Factors which may restrict use of developments are client acceptance of fully-computerized entry, and availability of resources to interpret data.

Innovations, Attractions, Ticket printers, Ticket printing machines

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A licence to bill

Article Abstract:

The different changes, which were made with the introduction of the new Licensing Act, are discussed. Due to this the different cinema and theatre operators will have to adopt a different way to supply entertainment and alcohol to the customers.

United States, Government regulation, Licensing, certification and accreditation

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Making an impression

Article Abstract:

The importance of innovative sound and lighting effects in leisure places, and a focus on the various recreational projects which are using these innovative sound and lighting effects is presented.

Household audio and video equipment, Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing, Audio Receivers, Tuners & Amplifiers, Usage, Audio equipment, Stage lighting

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