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SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Singapore-listed theme park developer and operator Sim Leisure Group (SLG), which will relaunch the KidZania Singapore attraction on Sentosa in 2024, is also planning to introduce two new theme park concepts to the local market.

Sim Leisure Group, a Malaysian-owned theme park and leisure company, is planning to launch two new attraction concepts in Singapore.

Sim Leisure Group has appointed Darrel Metzger to its board of directors. Metzger is the former IAAPA chairman and a current board member.

Sim Leisure Group has announced a new Escape concept. The company is also expanding the Escape brand in Malaysia.

Escape Penang has launched two new attractions to celebrate its 10th anniversary, Malaysia's first ski slope and the 'Dead Sea Pool'.

Escape Penang, owned and operated by Sim Leisure Group, has launched the world's longest zip coaster, a 1,135-metre ride.

KAAL-TV Created: August 03, 2021 05:33 PM (ABC 6 News) - Olmsted County has joined a long list of Minnesota counties with substantial COVID-19 transmission - bringing back mask recommendations. There is not currently a widespread mask mandate in Olmsted County, but local businesses are still concerned that reintroducing masks in some capacity will hurt them financially. "From a business standpoint, its not ideal because people are less willing to go out and do things and be ...

/ Posted on 3 August, 2021 13:52 A new theme park and the first one in Cameron Highlands will be constructed across a 24ha valley at an elevation of 220m. This will be the largest Escape park in Malaysia, and the third addition to the Escape brand of theme parks after Escape Penang and Escape Challenge in Petaling Jaya, Selangor. An artificial ski slope will be part of Escape Cameron Highlands’ offerings in phase one of its opening  When phase one opens in 2023, one its unique attractions wi...

In January, the Olmsted County Board of Commissioners announced it allocated a total of $3,388,968 in economic relief funds to small businesses and non-profits affected by COVID-19 as part of the State of Minnesota County Relief Funding Program. According to a press release from Olmsted County, a total of 169 small businesses met the eligibility criteria and were chosen as grant recipients, and 34 non-profit organizations met the eligibility criteria and were chosen as grant recipients. A total...