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ZooParc Overloon best value for money among zoos
Safaripark Beekse Bergen is the strongest riser in the top 50 most popular day attractions. The animal park in Brabant rose from 11
Beekse Bergen strongest riser in top 50 most popular day attractions
With an increase of no less than 6 places on the popularity ladder, Safaripark Beekse Bergen finished in fourth place, ahead of all zoos in the Netherlands. Other strong brands are Efteling (1), Anne Frank House (2) and Rijksmuseum Amsterdam (3). Hendrik Beerde Brand Consultancy expects Safaripark Beekse Bergen to rise even higher in the coming years, putting Safaripark Beekse Bergen at number 5 in the top 10 day attractions with the highest growth expectations. Safaripark Beekse Bergen previously ranked third in the top 10 best-rated day trips in the Netherlands by Zoover.
ZooParc Overloon best value for money among zoos
According to research, small attractions in particular offer value for money. ZooParc Overloon, fellow park of Safaripark Beekse Bergen, ranks second as a day attraction and first as the Dutch zoo with the best value for money. In addition, ZooParc Overloon also rose in the top 50 most popular day attractions. ZooParc Overloon was acquired by Libéma a year ago and has recently seen visitor numbers double.
Aviodrome in top 10 most popular museums
More and more museums are also being considered more frequently as day trips. This is because visitors increasingly value the educational aspect of a day out. Aviation museum Aviodrome, part of Libéma since 4 years, places at number 8 of most considered educational day trips and also moved up 3 places in the top 50 most popular day attractions.
Sjors van den Boogaart, Divisional Director Attraction and Holiday Parks at Libéma: "We are extremely proud of the performance of our parks. In August 2016, we already noticed an increase in visitor numbers at our zoos Safaripark Beekse Bergen, Dierenrijk, ZooParc Overloon and AquaZoo Friesland. The fact that Libéma's parks also came out positively in this study confirms that we are on the right track."