Roulette and slots may once have drawn eager crowds to the US’ gambling hubs, but faced with falling profits, resort closures and younger generations less willing to bet on chance, casinos are turning to skill-based games to secure their futures. Can they turn the odds for this ailing industry?

Bowling has long been a family-favourite attraction, filling birthdays and weekends, but the lack of social interaction and technological appeal seems to be making people turn to a more exciting alternative that might soon overtake the classic game: laser tag.

When you think of golfers, images of retired men, dressed in whites strolling around the course spring to mind. Topgolf, with its ‘entertainment centres’ are trying to change that. And it’s working; 64% of customers at Topgolf are aged 18 to 24. So what is Topgolf doing to engage this audience?

British coastal destinations used to attract swarms of tourists and domestic holidaymakers over the summer months, and now they’re starting to return. Over a decade since it closed it’s doors in 2003, Margate’s legendary Dreamland amusement park has re-opened – with a twist.