European holidays 2020 are a little different this year, but despite the coronavirus’ impact on tourism, some 45% of Europeans feel comfortable traveling again. Find out more abo what we learned in our most recent survey.
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5 Creative Marketing Strategies For Reopening Museums And Attractions
Get inspired by various industry examples on how to communicate the COVID-19 measures in your museum, post-lockdown.
What We’re Reading in July: Recovering From a Pandemic
From new safety measures at museums and attractions to how to make your venue coronavirus secure, here’s what we’re reading about this month.
9 Ways to Incorporate the Black Lives Matter Movement Into Your Museum or Attraction
In this post contributed by artist, educator, and curator Rae Parnell, find out ways to incorporate the Black Lives Matter movement into your organization.
You Asked, We Answered: Top 15 Questions & Solutions for Reopening Attractions
Got questions about reopening your attraction or museum? We’ve got you covered with a host of solutions to some of the toughest problems in the tourism industry right now.
Tips to Make Your Venue More Inclusive for LGBTQ+ Tourism
How to create LGBT-friendly marketing for your venue and make your strategies more inclusive.
How Can Museums & Attractions Nail Capacity Management? With the Right Tools
Two words are behind one of the principle guidelines museums and attractions need to follow as they emerge from lockdown: capacity management.
10 Museums & Attractions Share Their Reopening Strategies
Capacity management, social distance rules and the right marketing approach are important considerations for reopening museums and attractions around the world.
Italian Industry Pros Give Their Take on the Impact of Coronavirus on Tourism
What will the impact of Coronavirus be on tourism in Italy? Some industry pros share their views on the future of travel and tourism in their country.
We Asked People What They Miss in Lockdown: 85% Miss Traveling Most
We conducted a survey to find out how people are spending their time in quarantine and what they’re looking forward to most when museums and attractions reopen.