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8   New openings
Development pipeline
A breakdown of planned attractions developments by market sector. analysis and trends

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30   Analysis and trends
The Performance rollercoaster
The TEA/AECOM Theme Index reveals that pressures on attractions operators resulted in mixed results across the globe in 2010, according to David Camp.

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34   Analysis and trends
Attractions Investment briefing
Nigel Bland of Deloitte looks at how attractions operators have boosted revenues and acquired new sites in spite of the recession.

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38   Analysis and trends
Is last performance still relevant?
Lesley Morisetti, AECOM, and Alan Love, BDRC, brief us on two key benchmarking projects undertaken for the Association of Leading Visitor Attractions (ALVA).

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42   Analysis and trends
Politics on the menu
Rikka Johnson, manager of the renowned The Source restaurant at The Newseum, gives us the low down on how to go about hosting VIP guests like President Obama.

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46   Analysis and trends
India ripe for growth?
Jennifer Harbottle asks the experts how the relatively untapped but potentially lucrative attractions industry in India can move forward.

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50   Analysis and trends
Planet Mythology
Vice president of BRC Imagination Arts, Christian Lachel, discusses the importance of conservation and sustainability in shaping the attractions sector.

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56   Analysis and trends
Culture shock
A round up of some of the most exciting and iconic museums, art galleries and music venues being built worldwide in 2010-11.

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62   Analysis and trends
Good gig
Kath Hudson examines how attractions operators can boost their appeal and revenue by hosting live music events.

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66   Analysis and trends
Social networking
The experts tell Kathleen Whyman how the spread of social media marketing can benefit the attractions sector.

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68   Analysis and trends
Saddiyat Island
An impressive cultural development is taking shape. Helen Patenall reports.

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72   Analysis and trends
Destination marketing
One ticket for all can benefit the attractions industry, but suppliers must work together says Kathleen Whyman.

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78   Resources
Industry Associations
Full contact details for the industry associations and organisations that create the framework for the attractions sector.
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84   Resources
Company profiles
Find out more about top suppliers and companies from across the attractions industry.
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112   Resources
Product briefing
A low down on the latest products and innovations to hit the worldwide attractions market.
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122   Resources
Green resources
Contact details of key organisations that provide information and support regarding conservation and sustainability issues affecting the attractions industry.
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128   Resources
Address book
A listing of companies that supply products specific to those working within the realm of attractions.
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161   Resources
Product selector
A web address reference of suppliers according to their product category.
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172   Resources
Web directory
A listing of the industry's key suppliers.
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