One effective way to support social distancing and facilitate a safe reopening at your museum is by adopting a mobile app visitors can use on their own device. Such an app can serve as an all-in-one place to communicate health and safety information, welcome visitors, provide audio and mixed media experiences, and assist in contactless revenue generation.
Read on to learn four ways a mobile app can help enable a safe reopening and assure the safety of your staff and visitors:
We’re so thrilled to announce that the Boch Center’s new app is out and available in the App Store!
Join us in congratulating Planet Hollywood at Disney Springs on the launch of their new app with Cuseum! This memorabilia-themed guide will allow visitors to take a peek behind the scenes at iconic movie props and costumes to learn about their exciting histories while discovering fun facts about the movies!
Andover Historical Society has launched a new, mobile app with Cuseum!
Here’s the Official Announcement from the Andover Historical Society:
Today Andover Historical launched Virtual Andover, a new app that invites people to explore Andover’s many stories where they happened. The mobile guide to Andover’s stories is free and available for iPhone and Android devices through andoverhistorical.org/app.
Congratulations to Flamingo Gardens on the launch of their new, mobile app, in partnership with Cuseum! Offering multimedia content and exclusive digital tours of special exhibitions, the new app will give visitors a more in-depth look at the exciting animals and plants they encounter at the botanical gardens and wildlife sanctuary.
McCord Museum has launched their new mobile app with Cuseum! The app provides additional content about the exhibits as well as a variety of themed tours around the city of Montreal.