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UK tourism industry news
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Planning approval has been granted for Camden Highline, a project to transform
a section of disused railway into a new elevated urban park for London. |
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New laws designed to step up protection against terrorism at the UK's leisure
facilities are to be published in early 2023. |
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The National Visitor Attractions Conference (VAC 2022), has been held for the 19th time. |
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VAC 2022 has announced the final line-up of 25 top attractions sector speakers set to appear at
the conference on Thursday 13 October. |
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Live-streaming platform Heygo has ventured into the cultural visitor
attractions
sector by partnering with a number of museums in the UK and US. |
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Hollywood superstar, Brad Pitt, has made his debut as a sculptor as part of
British artist Thomas Houseago’s first ever exhibition in the Nordic countries. |
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Chester Zoo, Nothe Fort and Black Country Living Museum are among the 19 winners of this year's
Visit England Awards for Excellence. |
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Bernard Donoghue, director of the Association of Leading Visitor Attractions (ALVA), has been
awarded an OBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours. |
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Nigel Huddleston, minister for tourism, will give a keynote speech at this year's Tourism
Conference,
taking place in London on 15 November. |
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Health clubs, gyms, hotels, pubs and other leisure businesses will receive a 50 per cent cut in
business rates over the next year.
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