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General Managers
The Gym Group
Salary: £25,000 - £35,000 + c20% bonus + optional PT income
Location: Reading, Cardiff, London Harrow-on-the-Hill, United Kingdom |
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Fitness Motivator
Everyone Active
Salary: Competitive Location: Fareham, United Kingdom |
Personal Trainer
Ènergie Group
Salary: Possible income £25,000- £30,000 Location: Wilmslow, United Kingdom |
Personal Trainer
Ènergie Group
Salary: Possible income £25,000- £30,000 Location: Wilmslow, United Kingdom |
Fitness Club Manager
Ènergie Group
Salary: £18,000 + Commission Location: Cheadle Hulme, United Kingdom |
Personal Trainer
Pure Gym Limited
Salary: Self Employed Location: Sheffield, United Kingdom |
Run Activator
Vision Redbridge Culture and Leisure Ltd
Salary: £20,700 - £23,000 Location: Wanstead, United Kingdom |
Centre Manager
YMCA New south Wales
Salary: Competitive Location: New south Wales, Australia |
Spa Manager
Renfrewshire Leisure Limited
Salary: £25,000 pa (all inclusive) Location: Paisley, United Kingdom |
Duty Officer
Northampton Leisure Trust
Salary: £26,276 Location: Northampton, United Kingdom |
Personal Trainers
Lisa Foley Fitness
Salary: Competitive Location: Various Locations in the North West, United Kingdom |
Receptionist
Hertfordshire Sports Village
Salary: £16,546 Location: Hatfield, United Kingdom |
Head Receptionist
Hertfordshire Sports Village
Salary: £18,240 - £18,802 Location: Hatfield, United Kingdom |
Spa and Leisure Manager
Formby Hall Golf Resort and Spa
Salary: Excellent Salary and Bonus structure Location: Merseyside, United Kingdom |
Personal Trainer
Pure Gym Limited
Salary: Self Employed Location: Enfield, London, United Kingdom |
Personal Trainer
Pure Gym Limited
Salary: Self Employed Location: Sunderland, United Kingdom |
Personal Trainer
Pure Gym Limited
Salary: Self Employed Location: Leeds, United Kingdom |
Dance Instructor
Everyone Active
Salary: Competitive Location: Basildon, United Kingdom |
Personal Trainer
Pure Gym Limited
Salary: Self Employed Location: Stoke (East), United Kingdom |
Personal Trainer
Pure Gym Limited
Salary: Self employed Location: Moston, Manchester, United Kingdom |
Personal Trainer
Pure Gym Limited
Salary: Self Employed Location: Rochdale, United Kingdom |
Gym Manager
Pure Gym Limited
Salary: Competitive Location: London, United Kingdom |
Personal Trainer
Pure Gym Limited
Salary: Self Employed Location: Dundee, United Kingdom |
Spa Receptionist
The West Bay Club
Salary: Competitive salary plus benefits Location: Isle of Wight, United Kingdom |
Duty Manager
DW Sports Fitness
Salary: Competitive Location: Oxford, United Kingdom |
Personal Trainers
The Gym Group
Salary: 100% of your PT earnings Location: Leeds, United Kingdom |
Managing Director Golf
Glendale Golf
Salary: Circa £60,000 pa Location: South East / Central England, United Kingdom |
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20 Jun 2012
TEA/AECOM report sees continued growth for international theme park admissions
BY Tom Walker
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Image: PortAventura, one of the parks to report an increase in admissions following capital investments
The international theme park industry continued to grow in 2011, with total admissions to the world's top 25 theme parks increasing by 4 per cent on the previous year.
The figures come from the annual Global Attractions Attendance Report, published in partnership by the Themed Entertainment Association (TEA) and economic analyst AECOM. In total, the world's leading parks attracted 196 million visits last year - a new record level.
Asian parks performed particularly well during 2011, with the top 20 attractions reporting an increase of 7.5 per cent in total visits. Overall attendance passed the 100 million mark (103.3 million visitors) for the first time.
Within the region, Ocean Park in Hong Kong (29 per cent), Hong Kong Disneyland (14 per cent) and Nagashima Spa Land in Japan (30 per cent) all reported double-digit percentage attendance growth.
In North America, the number of visits to parks increased by 2.9 per cent - although a considerable portion of the growth was driven by the success of The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios Florida. Without Harry Potter, the top 20 North American parks saw growth of 1.6 per cent.
The European market endured a somewhat mixed year, with a number of leading parks seeing capital investment resulting in increased attendances, while other parks experienced falls in visitor numbers.
Portaventura in Salou, Spain, introduced an entirely new themed family land at the park - SesamoAventura - which contributed to a 15.5 per cent increase in visits.
Disneyland Paris (4.7 per cent), Efteling in Belgium (3.1 per cent) and Tivoli Gardens in Denmark (7.2 per cent) all saw healthy increases, while Alton Towers in the UK (-5.4 per cent), Phantasialand in Brühl, Germany (-5.4 per cent) and Parc Asterix (-4.1 per cent) all experienced decreases.
Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World, Florida, retains its position as the world's most visited theme park with 17.1 million visitors in 2011 (up 1 per cent on 2010), followed by Disneyland California with 16.1 million (up 1 per cent).
Disney parks dominate the list of the 10 most visited parks in the world with the top eight parks, while Universal Studios Japan (9th with 8.5 million visits, up 4 per cent) and Islands of Adventure at Universal Orlando (10th, 7.7 million visits, up 29 per cent) complete the list.
Commenting on the report, John Robinett, AECOM's senior vice president of economics, said: "We're seeing good results, given the economic conditions bu there are three things that really stand out this year.
"First, a pair of outstanding performers in the US - Universal Orland and SeaWorld San Diego. They are lessons to all operators on how to apply reinvestment to beat the business cycle.
"Second, Asia's attendance milestone of 103.3 million for 2011, when added to the parks coming on line three in the near future indicates that the region is closing in on North America's attendance numbers - and may even surpass it within the next decade.
"Third, the attractions industry in Asia is coming into its own in terms of outsanding and unique creativity, trend setting and business models. Reinvestment in Asian parks in 2011 has raised the bar not just on the specific properties but for the entire industry."
To access the full report, visit: www.aecom.com (.pdf)
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17 Jun 2013
Two leisure centres in Worcester saved from cuts
Two leisure centres in Worcester, England have been saved from cuts after being
handed over to a county-based trust to run their affairs. If given council approval, The Wychavon
Leisure Trust will take over from Wychavon District Council this October in a two-year deal. More>>
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12 Jun 2013
SLM secures Cotswold contract
Sports Leisure Management (SLM) has won the contract to run leisure and cultural services owned by
Cotswold District Council. The 10-year deal includes leisure centres at Cirencester, Chipping
Campden and Bourton on the Water. To be operated under SLM's Everyone Active brand, the three
centres bring the total number of venues managed by SLM to 81 More>>
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10 Jun 2013
New Orkney pool to open this month
A new pool is set to open to the public on 22 June on the island of Orkney. The new Pickaquoy Centre
in Kirkwell will include a six lane, 25-metre pool, fitted with a moveable floor as well as a teaching
pool. More>>
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10 Jun 2013
£14.2m centre for West Norwood
Lambeth council has announced a new £14.2m health and leisure centre - the third
complex to gain a new swimming pool in the Lambeth area, scheduled to be
completed next year. More>>
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05 Jun 2013
William Morris Gallery wins Museum of the Year award
William Morris Gallery has been awarded the prestigious title of Museum of the Year for its major
renovation and creative reinterpretation of the life and work of Morris - the revolutionary Victorian
designer and social activist. More>>
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04 Jun 2013
Leisure Connection invests £500,000 in gym improvements
Management company Leisure Connection has invested £500,000 in improving two of its managed sites in
London. Downham Health & Leisure Centre in Lewisham, south London and Willesden Sports Centre in
West London have benefitted from new health and fitness facilities. More>>
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29 May 2013
£3m Naseby museum plans scrapped
Plans to build a £3m (US$4.5m, €3.5m) museum to celebrate the battle of Naseby
in Northamptonshire have been scrapped after a group of volunteers failed to
raise enough money to buy the section of battlefield the museum would have been
built on. More>>
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28 May 2013
Disability sport numbers up to record number in Wales
According to new figures more disabled people in Wales are taking part in sport
than ever before. Disability Sport Wales (DSW) has credited the Paralympic legacy along with grassroot
investment as the reason for the surge in numbers. More>>
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28 May 2013
Pure Gym to spend £50m on expansion
UK-based low-cost fitness operator Pure Gym has announced an investment of £50m in new sites
following its takeover by US private equity firm CCMP Capital Advisors. More>>
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24 May 2013
Guggenheim Museum planned for Wales
Plans are in the works to bring a Guggenheim museum to Wales as early as 2019 in
a bid to replicate the success that came from opening one in Bilbao, Spain. More>>
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