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The National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth, UK, has shown positive post-Covid recovery, with the attraction announcing profits of more than £1m in 2021.
| 07 Sep 2022
The National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth, UK, has shown positive post-Covid recovery, with the attraction announcing profits of more than £1m in 2021.
According to aquarium representatives, more than 220,000 people visited the attraction last year despite being closed for 104 days of the year thanks to Covid-19.
NMA Operations, the company which runs the National Marine Aquarium, announced operating profits of £1,007,255 - up from just £2,814 in the previous year. Covid lockdowns have cost the aquarium a reported £2m.
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