# data[].attributes.body
https://www.theguardian.com/games/2017/nov/24/gambling-regulators-to-investigate-loot-boxes-in-video-games

# data[].attributes.headline
Climate change will create world's biggest refugee crisis

# data[].attributes.subject
Climate change will create world's biggest refugee crisis

# data[].attributes.body
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/nov/02/climate-change-will-create-worlds-biggest-refugee-crisis

# data[].attributes.body
http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/article/42030979/blue-planet-2-how-plastic-is-slowly-killing-our-sea-creatures-fish-and-birds

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Blue Planet 2: How plastic is slowly killing our sea creatures, fish and birds

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
The people behind Blue Planet 2 say there was rarely a time that they didn’t come across plastic in the sea.

# data[].attributes.body
http://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/british-airways-boarding-procedure-group-departure-gate-priority-iberia-american-airlines-a8062236.html

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Van woensdag 18 tot en met zondag 22 oktober stond Amsterdam in het teken van het Amsterdam Dance Event. Er draaiden meer dan 2500 artiesten op zo'n 500 feesten op 160 verschillende locaties en er waren talloze conferenties. Lees hieronder alles terug.

Live

1. Volgens de organisatie van ADE is het evenement bezocht door 395.000 mensen, een nieuw record. Het zijn er 20.000 meer dan het vorige record, van afgelopen jaar.

Daarnaast wisten 7200 vertegenwoordigers uit de dancemuziek hun weg naar de stad te vinden.

De mensenmassa heeft volgens de gemeente Amsterdam niet tot veel problemen geleid. Er vonden geen grote incidenten plaats. De gemeente vestigde deze 22ste editie veel aandacht op voorlichting over het gebruik van drank en drugs.

De organisatie van ADE is tevreden over de grote verscheidenheid aan nationaliteiten op het evenement. Ook de grote diversiteit in leeftijden stemde tot tevredenheid.

Lees ook:
- Geneurie, een laptop: zo maakt Martin Garrix een wereldhit
- ADE is niet alleen voor nachtdieren
- Euforie onder het Rijks op de beats van Underworld

2. Grijze wolken boven Dockyard Festival

Bij het bedrijventerrein bij Sloterdijk gingen honderden feestgangers gisteren tijdens het Dockyard Festival uit hun plaat. Het weer kon beter, maar die grijze wolken boven het industriële festivalterrein leverden juist wel weer bijzonder beeld op. Bekijk hier de foto's van onze fotograaf Amaury Miller.

3. Kleurrijke bedoening

Voor wie vandaag graag ontsnapt aan het druilerige weer, biedt de Kromhouthal uitkomst. Zodra je er binnenstapt waan je je direct op een Braziliaans carnaval.

Die kleurrijke bedoening is Elrow's Sambodromo do Brasil. Niets is hier te gek. De vrolijkste outfits zijn uit de kast getrokken, wilde dieren op stelten dansen met je mee en de confetti vliegt je om je oren.

Alleen de samba ontbreekt, want er wordt gedanst op opzwepende techhouse, gedraaid door dj's als Paco Osuna, Eats Everything en Santé. Er wordt nog uitbundig feest gevierd tot elf uur vanavond. (BvdH)

4. Pleinvrees in het Westerpark

Lichtvoetigheid, dat is het sleutelwoord vannacht in het Westerpark. Westerunie, Transformatorhuis en Westerliefde zijn namelijk gezamenlijk de place to be voor fans van deep house.

Pleinvrees geeft hier voor de derde en laatste keer deze week een feest. Het hoofdpodium wordt gehost door Fritz Kalkbrenner, die samen met zijn broer Paul in 2009 furore maakte met de wereldhit 'Sky and Sand.'

Het tweede podium is vannacht het power house, gehost door Oliver Koletzki's Stil vor Talent. In de 'kelder' is ruimte voor Amsterdamse talenten, zoals VNTM en Deeparture. Het feest gaat nog tot zeven uur door. (BvdH)

Voorbeschouwing

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Amsterdam Dance Event 2017 breekt bezoekersrecord - Stadsgids - PAROOL

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Van woensdag 18 tot en met zondag 22 oktober stond Amsterdam in het teken van het Amsterdam Dance Event. Er draaiden meer dan 2500 artiesten op zo'n 500 feesten op 160 verschillende locaties en er waren talloze conferenties. Lees hieronder alles terug.

# data[].attributes.headline
Martin Garrix wins DJ Mag Top 100 DJS 2017

# data[].attributes.subject
Martin Garrix wins DJ Mag Top 100 DJS 2017

# data[].attributes.body
https://nos.nl/artikel/2199103-martin-garrix-opnieuw-populairste-dj-ter-wereld.html

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Martin Garrix has been revealed as the winner of the DJ Mag Top 100 DJs Poll 2017, with the 21-year-old Dutch superstar retaining his title after becoming the youngest ever No.1 DJ last year.

Garrix was awarded the No.1 trophy by recent musical collaborator and EDM superstar, David Guetta, on stage at the Top 100 DJs Poll award ceremony at the Amsterdam ArenA. The event took place at this year's Amsterdam Music Festival at Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE).

The award continues a meteoric rise for Garrix over the past five years, beginning when his breakout tune 'Animals' shot to No.1 around the world in 2013. He was odds-on favourite to retain his title from 2016, after coming third in 2015.

Garrix has had a massive year since first winning the DJ Mag Top 100 DJs poll last year, becoming the face of Armani Exchange, going on tour with pop megastar Justin Bieber and opening his STMPD Records studios in Amsterdam.

Garrix also won the ongoing lawsuit with Spinnin' Records over the owndership of his music earlier this year, and also revealed a secret alias at Tomorrowland, Ytram.

There were over a million legitimate votes cast for the DJ Mag Top 100 DJs Poll this year - a marginal increase on 2016's million-smashing achievement - with the standings seeing 15 new entries, seven re-entries and five non-movers.

The rise was undoubtedly due in part to further opening up the voting process to China this year via a fully updated and translated validation mechanism.

The influence of the White Isle is still strong. Solomun has had another massive year in Ibiza with his +1 residency at Pacha, and this has paid off with a debut chart placing for the DIYnamic man at No.81.

Similarly, Maceo Plex has also had another successful year at Pacha and charts 10 places lower, while South African hero Black Coffee debuts at No.85 - almost certainly due to his hugely successful residency at Hï Ibiza, the new superclub that occupies the same space in Playa d'en Bossa as the fabled Space.

Bridging the gap between the underground and the mainstream, Eric Prydz has also had a good year. The 'Pjanoo' man took on his fi rst weekly Ibiza residency - also at Hï Ibiza - and is up 32 places to No.34.

Melodic masked marauder Claptone is also a new entry, as is Australian trap n' bass gal Alison Wonderland, while several stalwarts have reversed back into the Top 100 - as befi ts their stature.

Richie Hawtin is back in the poll at No.80 after slipping out last year, but he's not the Highest Techno DJ as the one and only Carl Cox has once again taken that accolade - Coxy is up 12 places to No.62, without so much as a sniff of a vote-for-me campaign.

Also representing main stage techno, Paul Kalkbrenner is back in the 100 for the first time since 2012, while in the next 50 Loco Dice, Marco Carola, Adam Beyer, Jamie Jones, Green Velvet, Seth Troxler, Nina Kraviz and Kolsch have all made an appearance.

Meanwhile, Disclosure have popped their toes back into the Top 100, and Andy C - once again the Highest Drum & Bass DJ in the poll - has reaped the rewards of a hectic year by doubledropping himself back in at No.77.

The Top 100 DJs poll used to be swamped by trance spinners until the rise of EDM a few years back, but it seems like the sound is having a resurgence. Not only is trance figurehead Armin van Buuren up, but former winner Paul van Dyk is up nine places and the Above & Beyond trio are up 20 places off the back of their huge arena shows. ATB is also up to No.54, while Ferry Corsten jumps up nine places in the wake of his 'Blueprint' album.

There's still a smattering of hardstyle DJs in the hallowed hundred, and Angerfist has had to surrender his Highest Hard hat to Headhunterz, who has returned to the hardstyle scene after a spell exploring more mainstream music.

Check out the full DJ Mag Top 100 DJs poll results here.
Rob McCallum is DJ Mag's deputy digital editor. Follow him on Twitter here.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Martin Garrix wins DJ Mag Top 100 DJs 2017

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Martin Garrix has been revealed as the winner of the DJ Mag Top 100 DJs Poll 2017, with the 21-year-old Dutch superstar retaining his title after becoming the youngest ever No.1 DJ last year.Garrix was awarded the No.1 trophy by recent musical collaborator and EDM superstar, David Guetta, on stage at the Top 100 DJs Poll award ceremony at the Amsterdam ArenA.

# data[].attributes.body
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/news/dubai-airport-replaces-security-checks-with-face-scanning-fish/

# data[].attributes.body
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-41564655

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Tourism is booming in the UK with nearly 40 million overseas people expected to have visited the country during 2017 - a record figure.

Tourist promotion agency VisitBritain forecasts overseas trips to the UK will increase 6% to 39.7 million with spending up 14% to £25.7bn this year.

Britons are also holidaying at home in record numbers.

British Tourist Authority chairman Steve Ridgway said tourism was worth £127bn annually to the economy.

He called the sector an "economic powerhouse" and a "job creator right across Britain".

"Two-and-a-half times bigger than the automotive industry, employing three million, tourism is one of our most successful exports and needs no trade deals to compete globally."

The UK has become a cheaper place to visit for tourists from overseas following the fall in the value of the pound since the Brexit vote last year.

But Mr Ridgway said: "Tourism is a fiercely competitive global industry and you cannot just build a strong, resilient industry on a weaker currency.

"We must continue to invest in developing world-class tourism products, getting Britain on the wish-list of international and domestic travellers and we must make it easy for visitors to make that trip."

Tourism Minister John Glen said: "Tourism contributes billions to the UK economy and supports millions of jobs."

He added that the record figures for overseas and domestic holidaymakers were "testament to our world-class attractions and the innovation of our tourism industry".

During the first six months of the year there were a record 23.1 million overseas visits to the UK - up 8% on the same period in 2016 - and the figures for July topped four million for the first time, with only a slightly smaller number of visits made during August.

Top five UK visitor attractions in 2016:

British Museum - 6.4 million visits

National Gallery -6.3 million

Tate Modern - 5.8 million

Natural History Museum - 4.6 million

Southbank Centre - 3.9 million

Source: Association of Leading Visitor Attractions
Britain's beaches and attractions have also attracted more domestic users with "staycations" on the rise.

From January to June this year, domestic overnight holidays in England rose 7% to a record 20.4 million with visitors spending £4.6bn - a rise of 17% and another record.

On Monday, figures from trade body UK Finance showed UK tourists' debit card spending when abroad was down sharply compared with last summer, providing more evidence of the trend towards holidaying at home.

Spending on UK debit cards overseas was down nearly 13% in August compared with the same month in 2016.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Tourism is booming in the UK with nearly 40 million overseas people expected to have visited the country during 2017 - a record figure. Tourist promotion agency VisitBritain forecasts overseas trips to the UK will increase 6% to 39.7 million with spending up 14% to £25.7bn this year.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
The recently gazetted marine and coastal tourism implementation plan could see the protection of some sea life such as whales and turtles being undone.

The plan, which aims to make 3 200km of South African coastline into a tourism haven by developing leisure resorts and watersport activities, has been met with scepticism by conservationists.

The development, which will mainly stretch from Cape Town to Durban and will be implemented in six nodal zones over five years, aims to turn the country's coastline into a "world-class and sustainable marine tourism destination that leverages South Africa's competitive advantage in nature, culture and heritage".

The department of tourism says the successful implementation of the plan will create self-sustaining communities by alleviating poverty, unemployment and inequality. It added that a crucial part of the project would include the direct participation of and consultation with the affected local communities.

However, marine, environmental and conservation experts say the plan will interfere with aquatic life and disrupt already established ecosystems in the ocean and along the beaches.

Stephanie Plön of Nelson Mandela University's Earth Stewardship Science Research Institute said noncompliance with prescribed guidelines protecting some ocean animals, such as whales, was often a problem when such projects were implemented.

"While it is recognised that there is a need for development and job creation, there is currently a growing body of evidence that such ecotourism ventures can have a negative impact on whales and dolphins if there are too many vessels in the area," said Plön to the City Press.

"Whales and dolphins are highly social mammals that require a certain amount of rest and privacy. In an effort to keep tourists happy, operators of such ecotourism ventures often disregard the guidelines that have been developed to protect the animals. Some research has shown that such behaviour may have a negative effect on the animals and they may start avoiding certain areas altogether."

Peter Myles, a world-renowned coastal and marine tourism specialist and committee member of the International Coastal and Marine Tourism Society, said the only way to reduce such risks and potential conflicts of interest was via marine spatial planning - a tool for "responsible and sustainable ocean governance".

"Ocean governance is the way in which ocean affairs are governed, not only by governments, but by local communities, industries and other stakeholders, which includes national and international law, public and private law, as well as customs, traditions and institutions, and processes created by them," said Myles.

He said the same tools and systems of environmental management applied for land use should be used when dealing with such marine developments.

"Coastal states should create arrangements governing human activity taking place within their zones. In ocean governance, attention should be given to the development of new tools and approaches to manage marine areas, including the development of ecosystem-based approaches to management and the attempt to shift from sectoral to integrated management," said Myles.

The implementation nodes are in the Eastern Cape from Port St Johns to Coffee Bay, and East London and Port Elizabeth; in the Western Cape in areas in and around Cape Town and the west coast; along parts of the Northern Cape coast; and in KwaZulu-Natal in areas in and around Durban, and in the Umkhanyakude district.

In outlining the projects in the Eastern Cape, Susan de Bruin, the acting chief director of communications for the department of tourism, said the funding of the various projects would be received through public or public-private partnerships.

"The groundwork has already started and the plan will be implemented over the next five years. The project is part of the presidency's nine-point plan to accelerate job creation and inclusive growth. Forty participants from more than 20 stakeholder groups from tourism and environmental organisations came together for five weeks to gather and prioritise issues, and develop solutions and action plans," said De Bruin.

In the Eastern Cape, the SA Maritime Safety Authority has been brought on board and has already started engaging with local communities to prepare them for the intended developments.

De Bruin said the department's human resources development strategy would ensure that the skills needs of the initiatives were considered.

Myles said: "With 820km of coastline, the Eastern Cape has one of the most diverse coastlines in the world, offering a mix of coastal, cultural and social activities."

With more updated data and a comprehensive audit of coastal tourism assets and infrastructure, Myles said coastal tourism alone could account for 60% of total GDP in the province.

He said a study conducted by Grant Thornton on the development of a waterfront in Port Elizabeth revealed that more than 92 000 jobs would be created during the 16 years of construction, and close to 120 000 jobs would be available when the development was fully operational in 2030.

"The study also showed that, during construction, R12.7 billion will be spent directly in Nelson Mandela Bay, resulting in a total contribution to the gross geographic product of R18.3 billion. The waterfront is estimated to attract an additional 46 000 foreign and 220 000 domestic tourists each year," said Myles.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Building SA's coastline for leisure activities may harm the protection of sea life

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
The recently gazetted marine and coastal tourism implementation plan could see the protection of some sea life such as whales and turtles being undone. The plan, which aims to make 3 200km of South African coastline into a tourism haven by developing leisure resorts and watersport activities, has been met with scepticism by conservationists.

# data[].attributes.headline
Vervelen tijdens lerarenstaking niet nodig: pretparken extra open

# data[].attributes.subject
Vervelen tijdens lerarenstaking niet nodig: pretparken extra open

# data[].attributes.body
https://www.ad.nl/binnenland/vervelen-tijdens-lerarenstaking-niet-nodig-pretparken-extra-open~afce5a33/

# data[].attributes.headline
High costs for tourists at car rental that aren't necessary 

# data[].attributes.subject
High costs for tourists at car rental that aren't necessary 

# data[].attributes.body
https://www.ad.nl/buitenland/veel-toeristen-onder-druk-akkoord-met-overbodige-kosten-huurauto~ac35f474/109883565/

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.readable_text
Fenix, de nieuwe achtbaan die over negen maanden in attractiepark Toverland in Sevenum moet staan, zal met een hoogte van 40 meter boven de houten achtbaan Troy uitsteken.

Troy is 'maar' 35 meter hoog. De nieuwe Fenix is een zogenaamde 'wing coaster' en de eerste in zijn soort in de Benelux.

Over de kop
Passagiers zullen met hun stoel naast de baan hangen, waardoor ze het gevoel krijgen dat ze vliegen. Dat gaat dan met snelheden tot 95 kilometer per uur, meldt Toverland. Verder gaat de achtbaan drie keer over de kop, wat ook een nieuwigheid is voor Toverland. De rit in de Fenix duurt ongeveer twee minuten en volgens Toverland is deze achtbaan daarmee de langste in zijn soort die in Europa te vinden zal zijn.

Avalon
De Fenix maakt overigens deel uit van een compleet nieuwe wereld, die Toverland rondom een vijver zal gaan bouwen. De eerste palen hiervoor zitten al in de grond. Het themagebied dat gaat ontstaan, en dat ervoor zorgt dat Toverland straks in één klap anderhalf keer zo groot wordt, gaat Avalon heten. Keltische legendes als Merlijn de Tovenaar en Koning Arthur met zijn magische zwaard Excalibur zijn de inspiratiebronnen voor deze nieuwe wereld, die naast de grote achtbaan en een restaurant nog een boottocht van 12 minuten in het verschiet heeft. Die boottocht krijgt de naam Merlin's Quest.

Dertig miljoen
Met deze uitbreiding is in totaal zo'n dertig miljoen euro gemoeid, meldt het attractiepark. Het is de grootste uitbreiding ooit. Toverland zal als de uitbreiding in 2018 een feit is de entreeprijzen overigens met vier euro verhogen.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Drie keer over de kop in nieuwe achtbaan Toverland

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
Fenix, de nieuwe achtbaan die over negen maanden in attractiepark Toverland in Sevenum moet staan, zal met een hoogte van 40 meter boven de houten achtbaan Troy uitsteken. Troy is 'maar' 35 meter hoog. De nieuwe Fenix is een zogenaamde 'wing coaster' en de eerste in zijn soort in de Benelux.

# data[].attributes.headline
Hurricane Irma has a huge impact on Florida's major visitor attractions. 

# data[].attributes.subject
Hurricane Irma has a huge impact on Florida's major visitor attractions. 

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
How Australia’s PM was defended over a ‘beautiful’ baby photo

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.description
An image of Malcolm Turnbull holding his grandchild and a beer becomes a topic of much discussion.

# data[].attributes.body
Most powerful hurricane ever recorded over Atlantic Ocean batters Caribbean islands as it moves west with category 5 winds and rains
https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2017/sep/06/hurricane-irma-caribbean-islands-category-5-storm

# data[].attributes.body
One of the most famous alpine passes in Switzerland called Gotthard exclusively  accessible for 55 supercar owners. Privilege for rich people or just a joke? https://www.instagram.com/supercarownerscircle/ and http://www.20min.ch/schweiz/zentralschweiz/story/-Hier-geht-es-nicht-um-eine-Privilegierung--31849921