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HEALTH CLUB MANAGEMENT


n Health & Fitness Nordic’s Reynir Indahl speaks his mind


n How to attract investors to the sector


n Making exercise socially useful


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LEISURE MANAGEMENT


n Center Parcs CEO on his time at the helm of the company


n Amenzone’s Amen Iseghohi


n The people bidding for the obesity buck


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SPA BUSINESS


n Sheila C Johnson on the Salamander Resort & Spa


n Spa franchising


n FRHI’s Andrew Gibson shares his spa plans for Fairmont, Raffles and Swissôtel


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n Fiske Planetarium gets a major upgrade


n Fall in love with maths again with MoMath


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ATTRACTIONS MANAGEMENT


n IAAPA chair Mario Mamon on his


Philippines theme park


SPORTS MANAGEMENT


n Commonwealth legacy: a review


n Does nudging succeed in changing behaviour?


n Singapore strengthens major event credentials with S$1.3bn Sports Hub


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LEISURE OPPORTUNITIES


n Council pulls plug on Robin Hood theme park plans


n Sportscotland unveils new £20m facility fund


n French club chain Vit’halles sells up


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SPA OPPORTUNITIES


n Aqua Sana unveiled at Center Parcs Woburn Forest


n Six Senses to operate Al Bustan Palace spa


n Green Spa Network selects new executive director


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AM2


n Brazil celebrates football legend Pele with museum


n Google Glass to revolutionise the way we look at art


n New tech and trends at MuseumNext conference


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