Among the rising demands is family entertainment centres that focus on educational and interactive aspects of the industry, according to recent research.
International Expo Consults (IEC) chairman Abdul Rahman Falaknaz said in a press statement the rise of 'eduplay' or educational play theme parks reflects international stakeholders' interest in the Middle East's entertainment and retail industry.
PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) predicts that the current and upcoming UAE amusement tourist destinations is set to attract approximately 18 million theme park visits over the next five years.
"The 'eduplay' concept is one of the most effective ways to educate today's young generations or the digital natives as they are referred to now. These amusement parks challenge the critical thinking of kids, enhances their creativity and skills with these educational play experiences," says IEC Chairman Abdul Rahman Falaknaz.
"Another way of building a sustainable business is to offer a diverse array of attractions and entertainment so that each zone contains a broad mix of interactive rides that appeal to guests of all ages and interests. Offering an original and unique experience is of utmost importance," says IMG World of Adventure CEO Lennard Otto.
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