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A zip line project in Khasab, Musandam, a governate of Oman, has been completed as part of the sultanate’s push to boost tourism. The Musandam Zip Line is Oman’s longest…
Voting for the board of directors for the Association for Challenge Course Technology (ACCT) is underway through Feb. 10. All eligible voters—ACCT members in good standing, which includes up-to-date dues…
Rope Works Inc. is offering open enrollment training in facilitated aerial adventure operations and Level 1 Certification May 3-7 at the Texas A&M University ChallengeWorks in Bryan, Texas. The program…
A new four-level ropes course and adventure hub is in development at the Waipā Mountain Bike Park in Rotorua, New Zealand. The project has obtained a commercial building consent from…
A major new proposed leisure development, which could include such attractions as a cable car and chair lift system, luge runs, a sky swing, walking trails, a zip line, and…
Airborne X Adventure Park, an entertainment complex in Gonzales, La., had its grand opening Jan. 11. The complex offers zip lining, a trampoline park, obstacle courses, arcade games, freestanding climbing…
The Spokane Park Board and City Council are exploring an opportunity to build a zip line along the south bank of the Spokane River. The council expects to post a…
The American Camp Association (ACA) is holding a free, virtual conversation on recruitment, hiring, and staff retention on Jan. 24, 1 p.m. – 2 p.m. The initial “Staffing Summit” was…
