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that all the family can enjoy and keen to share their positive experiences on social media. “The construction of a waterpark complements the hotel


offer to provide diversity and a more comprehensive choice,” notes Golden Tulip Skikda chairman and CEO, Farid Ramdani. “Marina D'or meets international standards in equipment, service and security.” The new waterpark is billed as the largest of what is currently just a handful of such facilities in Algeria, but more


are on the way. Amusement Logic, for example, is also working on another hotel-based facility, this time in the northwest port city of Mostagnem, where it will supply all architectural drawings, waterslides, wave pool, filtration/pumping and theming/decor. The park will open before the end of the year. The Spanish company is also working on new projects in neighbouring Morocco.


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Based in Spanish city of Valencia, Amusement Logic (amusementlogic.es) provides a varied range of services for the parks and attractions industry. The company is specialised in the design, planning, development and construction of hotel complexes, sports facilities, amusement parks and of course waterparks. As well as designing and building parks, Amusement Logic can also can also provide advice and guidance on project feasibility and staff training. Established in 1996, the company has worked to date worked on over 300 projects in places including China, Russia, Spain, Panama, the USA and various Middle East nations.


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