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Tourist Driven Museums

Oliver Scott

Übersetzer A Ai

Verlag: Publifye

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Tourist Driven Museums explores the transformation of museums into must-see destinations, balancing cultural preservation with visitor engagement in the age of mass tourism. It examines how museums strategically adapt exhibit design and management to attract tourists, highlighting the shift from repositories of knowledge to experience-driven attractions. The book addresses the socio-economic impacts of tourism, including revenue generation and job creation, while also considering the potential for over-tourism and cultural commodification.

 
It's intriguing how museums now use storytelling, technology, and interactive displays to cater to diverse audiences, yet the book also questions if this compromises their core mission of preservation and scholarly research. The book uniquely positions museums as economic actors within the global tourism industry, navigating the tension between commercial needs and cultural integrity.

 
Through case studies from around the world, the author analyzes how different museums have succeeded or failed in this balancing act. The book progresses from the historical context of museum tourism to examining exhibit design, economic impacts, and future trends. It aims to provide insights for museum professionals, tourism planners, and policymakers, offering a holistic view of how museums can thrive as both cultural institutions and tourist destinations.

Verfügbar seit: 24.02.2025.

Drucklänge: 78 Seiten.

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