CONTENTS IN THIS ISSUE...
Interview: VisitBritain’s Sandie Dawe, p28
New heights: The High Line brings green space and community together in Manhattan, p32
Global trends: How is physical activity being tackled worldwide? p60
Leisure Management news 6 World Leisure 8 Hospitality 10 Sport 11 Commercial 12 Health and Fitness 14 Attractions 16 Public Sector 17 Parks 18 Spa
20 hotseat geraldine howard & ian richardson The co-founder of Aromatherapy Associates and her business investor talk to Julie Cramer about their plans
24 design news Disney’s first beach resort in Hawaii and Chester Zoo’s newly-styled eateries
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S&P Architects talk about innovation at The Pods leisure centre, p26
26 architect’s focus s&p architects Architect Ron Wallwork explains why The Pods in Scunthorpe represents a new departure in leisure centre design
28 interview sandie dawe As the UK gets set to enter the international spotlight in 2012, the chief executive of VisitBritain talks to Kath Hudson about plans for an unprecedented marketing campaign
32 eco pioneers high society The NY High Line is a remarkable tale of how a disused rail line was saved and turned it into a hugely successful community space. One of the men who made it happen talks to Julie Cramer
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36 service with style From upmarket dining off ers to budget chic, the world of boutique hotels is evolving. Cristina Balekjian presents the latest market data and emerging trends in the sector
42 keeping in the swim As swimming’s popularity looks set to grow with the advent of London 2012, a report looks at the current UK swimming pool stock and considers the potential for growth
46 big ambitions kicking up a storm New York-based
dot.com Kickstarter is the world’s largest crowd-funding platform for creative projects, with over US$2m pledged weekly. Rhianon Howells finds out more
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