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05/05/2026

Thank you to everyone who contributed to the 2026 Zoo & Wildlife Attraction Benchmark Survey.

The response from across the sector has been incredibly strong, and the conversation is just getting started.

The findings are now being shared more widely and will also be discussed at the BIAZA Annual Conference this June.

With continued industry support, the aim is to build this into an annual benchmark, helping organisations better understand how the sector is evolving year by year.

👉 This is about creating shared insight for a sector navigating real change.

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30/04/2026

This museum has way more than people expect 🏛️

At National Museum of Scotland you can see Dolly the sheep, giant natural history displays, aviation exhibits, and one of Edinburgh’s most underrated rooftop views.

And with rotating exhibitions throughout the year, there’s always something new to discover.

Missed part 1? Go check it out 👀

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30/04/2026

The sector isn’t in crisis.

It’s in transition.

The 2026 Benchmark Survey points to a series of structural shifts already underway:

• Volume → Value
• Static operations → Dynamic visitor management
• Disconnected systems → Connected insight
• Assumed impact → Evidenced impact

This is a fundamental evolution in how zoos and wildlife attractions operate.

👉 The organisations that adapt fastest to these shifts will be the ones best positioned for long-term success.

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28/04/2026

Did you know one of Edinburgh’s best attractions is completely free? 🏛️

National Museum of Scotland combines science, history, design, culture, and interactive exhibits all under one roof.

It’s the kind of place where every floor has something completely different to explore.

Perfect for families, tourists, and anyone visiting Edinburgh ✨

Missed our next highlights video? Stay tuned 👀

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28/04/2026

Success in the sector is no longer measured by attendance alone.

Zoos and wildlife attractions are under growing pressure to demonstrate broader impact.

In the 2026 Benchmark Survey, organisations highlighted the outcomes they are increasingly expected to evidence:

• Conservation impact
• Education outcomes
• Animal welfare standards
• Community value
• Sustainability and environmental responsibility

This confirms shifting expectations..

👉 The sector is being asked to demonstrate impact now more than ever..

And increasingly, both are drivers for success.

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23/04/2026

Every vehicle has a story at Royal Automobile Museum 🚗

From historic moments like the Arab Revolt and royal coronations, to modern electric vehicles and even film props like the Martian Rover…

It’s a mix you don’t expect—but it works.

A unique blend of history, innovation, and culture all under one roof 🌍

Missed our first video? Go check it out.

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23/04/2026

Many organisations know exactly what they need to do.

They just don’t have the capacity to do it.

In the 2026 Benchmark Survey, the biggest operational constraints were:

• Time and competing priorities
• Capital investment limitations
• Staffing and recruitment challenges
• Training and internal capability

This is a critical insight.

The sector isn’t lacking strategy.

👉 It’s constrained by ex*****on.

And that’s why change is often gradual - not because of ambition, but because of bandwidth.

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21/04/2026

Events and paid experiences have become core revenue drivers.

But demand isn’t the problem.

Capacity is.

In the 2026 Benchmark Survey, attractions highlighted the key constraints holding growth back:

• Staffing and operational capacity
• Complexity of delivery
• Physical space limitations
• Animal welfare considerations
• Legislative and regulatory requirements

This is what makes wildlife attractions fundamentally different from other attraction sectors.

👉 Growth isn’t just about creating more experiences, it’s about delivering them sustainably, within real-world constraints.

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21/04/2026

Did you know you can explore royal history through cars? 🚗

At Royal Automobile Museum, over 70 vehicles tell the story of Jordan’s past, from iconic classics to modern designs.

It’s not just about cars, it’s about the moments they were part of.

A must-visit for car lovers, history fans, and anyone looking for something different in Amman 🌍

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16/04/2026

There’s always something new to see at Trentham Monkey Forest 🐒

From national TV features to viral moments online, it’s been a big year already.

But what makes it special is what you see in person.

Male macaques helping care for the babies, carrying and protecting them as the troop moves through the forest—it’s something you don’t expect, and won’t forget 🥹

Every visit also supports conservation efforts protecting this endangered species 🌍

Missed our first video? Go check it out.

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