Fantasyland

Article Abstract:

Walt Disney plans to set up a theme park in Hong Kong called Disneyland Hong Kong. The project involves an investment by Hong Kong of 88% of the cost, with 57% of the equity in exchange for this investment. A previous plan involved no investment by Walt Disney, so this deal is an improvement for Hong Kong, which aims to use it to boost tourism. The success of the project depends partly on how it is carried out by Walt Disney, and whether a further park is planned for mainland China.

Investments, Walt Disney Co., DIS

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Asians at play: a good day out

Article Abstract:

The theme park industry in China is growing as economic growth provides Asian workers more leisure time. The parks are often developed to attract people to already existing shopping malls. More than 40 theme parks have opened in China since 1986.

China, Recreation

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Another 29 million pounds sterling down the drain

Article Abstract:

The issue of high levels of subsidies for the Millennium Dome from the British government is examined, and reasons for this problem are assessed.

United Kingdom, Finance, Millennium, New Millennium Experience

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