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Stay informed with the latest developments from across the globe through our comprehensive coverage of breaking industry news and major upcoming events.
From deep-dive insight and exclusive interviews to updates on major projects, we'll provide you with the essential information to stay ahead in the ever-evolving world of themed entertainment.
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Theme Park Network has announced that Blackpool's Pleasure Beach Resort will host the UK Theme Park Awards 2026.
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Universal Destinations & Experiences has established a temporary headquarters in Bedford, marking a significant operational step as the company advances plans for its first UK theme park and resort destination.
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Six Flags Entertainment Corporation, North America’s largest regional theme park operator, released its 2025 fourth-quarter and full-year financial results, showing solid revenue growth but a challenging bottom line as the company executes key strategic initiatives.
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A new collaboration between Allegiant Air and Dollywood Parks & Resorts offers a case study in cross-sector destination marketing, with the two brands co-creating a fully themed travel experience designed to extend guest engagement beyond the park gates.
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A new industry report is urging themed attraction brands to rethink how they write marketing copy in an era where conversational AI search is rapidly reshaping discovery and decision-making.
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Six Flags Entertainment Corporation has now officially launched National Hiring Week 2026, a coast-to-coast recruitment initiative aimed at filling more than 50,000 seasonal and part-time positions across its North American portfolio of theme and water parks.
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Theme Park Network has announced that TAG Live® will be returning as the official production partner for the UK Theme Park Awards 2026.
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The UK government’s updated animal welfare regulations for zoos, aquariums and animal attractions are beginning to have clear and measurable effects on how parks and visitor attractions operate across the country.
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