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HEALTH CLUB MANAGEMENT


n Morning Gloryville’s Samantha Moyo


n Using behavioural science to get people moving


n Turning our cities into playgrounds


CLADMAG


n Heather Henninger & Nathan Stevenson plan an eco resort in Mexico


n Biomimicry: Man-made structures from natural forms and function


n Creating a climber’s refuge on Mont Blanc


SPA BUSINESS


n Spa Foresight™: robot therapists, war zones and edible environments


n Mineral matters: mud and water therapies


n The $3.4tn global spa and wellness market is growing fast


ATTRACTIONS MANAGEMENT


n Attractions Foresight™: attractions in space, wearables and drones


n Thailand falls in love with waterparks


n Wayne Hemingway’s vintage-style Dreamland


SPORTS MANAGEMENT


n Interview: SGSA’s Alan Coppin and Rick Riding on stadium safety


n New opening: Baku Olympic Stadium


n How the World Cup will improve grassroots rugby


LEISURE OPPORTUNITIES


n £400m Tottenham Hotspur stadium gets green light


n Scottish tourism boosted by solar eclipse


n Tower Bridge walkway yoga classes sell out


SPA OPPORTUNITIES


n Concrete chemical used in manicures, CIDESCO warns


n Raison d’Etre reveals Dubai LivNordic plans


n V2 spa opens at Andaz Xintiandi hotel in Shanghai


AM2


n Lego named world’s most powerful brand


n Work starts on $1.8bn Resorts World Jeju in South Korea


n Merlin posts strong growth for 2014, and $637m in pre-tax profits


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