Sentence examples for operators theme from inspiring English sources
The campaign is being funded by a major new government partnership with the tourism industry, with ministers promising £50m, which is being matched by airlines, tour operators, theme parks and hotel chains determined to woo new visitors.
Caris and Company analyst Susan Kalla maintained an "above average" rating for shares of CBS after the company announced plans to sell its Paramount Parks operation to theme-park operator Cedar Fair for $1.24 billion.
Operators of permanent theme park rides are required to file an accident report with the state whenever a visitor suffers an injury or ailment and then receives outside medical attention.
Made the following year, "Love Affair, or the Case of the Missing Switchboard Operator" takes that theme even further.
About Benihana Headquartered in Miami, Benihana Inc. (NASDAQ GS: BNHN) is the nation's leading operator of Japanese theme and sushi restaurants with 96 Company-owned restaurants nationwide, including 63 Benihana restaurants, 25 RA Sushi restaurants and eight Haru restaurants.
Among the high-yield deals on tap for next week, Credit Suisse is managing a $1.1 billion sale of seven-year notes from Reynolds Group and JPMorgan Chase is handling a $625 million sale of six- and seven-year notes from Universal City Development, the private operator of Universal theme parks.
One might expect theme park operators to have focused by now on the Web as a perfect marketing vehicle.
Theme park operators have revamped the eight-minute Jungle Cruise ride, one of the park's oldest, so that it no longer includes shots fired at mechanical hippopotamuses.
Theme park operators are looking for any edge they can get lately, as the decline in tourism in recent years and a drop in foreign visitors have affected the business.
However, only a few large theme park operators have a separate theme of specialists with heuristic knowledge for servicescaping.
Theme park operators have long been tight-lipped about surveillance and protection of crowds, which can grow as big as 80,000 people a day.
