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uShaka plans “entertainment with a conscience” and “Disney-feel”

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ushaka marine world annual report

uShaka Marine World has set out a new vision to bring exciting new attractions in its Annual ReportĀ for year ending June 30, 2016.

uShaka reports an increase in visitor numbers of 4Ā per cent year-on-year and a 12 per cent increase in revenue.

The CEO Stella Khumalo notes that customers are increasingly looking for “entertainment with a conscience” and uShaka plans to deliver this alongside a more “Disney-feel”.

To this end, uShaka Marine WorldĀ is also actively exploring public private sector partnerships that can add new attractions to Africaā€™s largest marine theme park.

This follows the success of the new Rope Adventure which brought in R2.4m revenue in 2015/16.

In addition the Sea Island Animal Encounter which opened in December 2015 has been allows visitors to have an one-to-one interaction with sea animals, withĀ access to the shark cage, snorkeling and the ocean walker, has proved very popular. Ā Following the launch, monthly revenues exceeded prior year by around 20 to 30 per cent.

https://ushakamarineworld.co.za/images/stories/documents/annual_reports/ush_annual_report_2015_2016.pdf

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