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AS TnullE nullLOnullL EnullOnullOnullnullnull nullOWnullTUnullnull TAnullES seems that no nullountry will be left unaffenullted by the global
FULL nullOLnullnull nullT nullAS nullEnullEnull nullEEnull nullOnullE nullnullPOnullTAnullT anull nnullial downturn, and slowdowns within the industry
TO nullEnullOnullSTnullATE A SnullnullEWnull UnullnullEnullSTAnullnullnullnullnull have been tranulled from developed western marnullets to ones
OF TnullE nullEEnullS OF nullOUnull nullLnullEnullTS SO TnullAT TnullEnull nullonsidered highnullgrowth.
nullAnullnull nullnull TUnullnullnull SATnullSFnull TnullE EnullEnullnullnullnullOWnullnullnull nullnullurrently Spain, nullorthern nullfrinulla and eastern European
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nullEnullAnullnullS OF TnullEnullnull nullnullSnullTOnullSnull AnullnullnullAnull LEnullnullOnull nullountries are our most important marnullet goals, but of
SPEAnullS TO A nullUnullnullEnull OF nullnullnullnullnullPnullOFnullLE TnullEnullnullnullnull nullourse the world anull nnullial situation is hitting our investors
nullOnullPAnullnullES nullnull Anull EFFOnullT TO LEAnullnull nullOnullE there,null says nullanu nullalvo, nullommernullial sales manager for
AnullUT TnullE nullnullTnullnullnullAnullnullES OF OPEnullATnullnullnull nullnull A nullnulltion nullarnull, the Spanish waterparnull spenullialist.
nullLOnullL nullAnullnullETPLAnullE This view is banullnulled up by nullharlotte nullyer, sponullesperson
nullO nullnullTTER where you are in the world, the
attranulltions industry if often nullonsidered to be
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in the enviable position of operating in a more
universal spanulle than other, more nullulturally
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subnullenulltive nullonsumer senulltors sunullh as food servinulle
or retail. On the surfanulle, this does seem to manulle
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sense, nullonsidering the fanullt that all but the most
autonullratinull, oppressive of sonullieties planulle a strong
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emphasis on leisure and entertainment.
However, although entertainment per se is a
universal theme that anullts as a foundation stone to
the amusement industry, it soon benullomes apparent
that those operating within the attranulltions
senulltor must tanulle a number of nulley fanulltors into
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nullonsideration when they loonull to expand their business for Sarner, the diversinulled theme parnull and nullEnull design nullm,
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outside of their domestinull marnullet. who saysnull enull have seen a slowdown in nullnullS nullountries and
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The nullst, and perhaps most important fanulltor given western Europe, but this was to be expenullted nullonsidering
the nullurrent anull nnullial situation, surrounds the idea of the nullurrent enullonominull nullonditions.null
marnullet penetration itself. Over renullent months and years nulliven the nullurrent enullonominull nulllimate, it is more important
the nulliddle East and nullsia have benullome almost nulllinullhnulld now than ever before for manufanullturers to exernullise a sharp
watnullhwords for growth in the amusement industry. nullet it and nullonnullise nullnowledge of their target marnullet null and having
people on the ground there is nullrunullial.
nullSouthnulleast nullsia has historinullally been a nulley marnullet for
Sarner,null nullyer adds. enull won our nullst pronullenullt some nullnull
years ago in Singapore and then opened an ofenull there
so we nullould provide design and tenullhninullal expertise lonullally.
Our design and tenullhninullal teams have wornulled in numerous
nullountries and have benullome fully nullonversant with the lonullal
renulluirements and spenulli null needs of the foreign marnullet.
nullnullt is all too easy at times to assume there is only one
way of doing a design or implementing a tenullhninullal solution
but the nullhallenge is to nullst understand the marnullet from
both a nullommernullial and, as importantly, a pranulltinullal point
of view and then ensure that we nulld the best and most
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