H.I.S. announces restructuring plan for Huis Ten Bosch

H.I.S. announces restructuring plan for Huis Ten Bosch

SASEBO, Japan - Japanese travel agency H.I.S. Co. Chairman Hideo Sawada, who took office as the new president of Nagasaki Prefecture's theme park operator Huis Ten Bosch Co., speaks to reporters in the city of Sasebo in the prefecture, on March 26, 2010. H.I.S. announced a restructuring plan for the struggling theme park operator and said it aims to have the park return to profitability by 2011. (Kyodo)

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