Sentence examples for of visitor experience from inspiring English sources
They have recruited Adrian Hardwicke from London's Tate Modern and put him in charge of visitor experience.
"There's endless leaf raking," said Andrea Buteau, the conservancy's director of visitor experience, who oversees the volunteer program (which leaf lovers are encouraged to join).
After checking to see whether the Koons work had been damaged, the show's curator, Scott Rothkopf, and director of visitor experience, Adrian Hardwicke, had the wall repainted without closing the show.
The visitor crush is creating two main problems – a steep decline in the quality of visitor experience that a national park is supposed to provide, and damaging impacts on the ecology of these intact natural places.
RBSim 2 (Recreation Behaviour Simulator) is a computer simulation program that enables recreation managers to explore the consequences of change to any one or more variables so that the goal of accommodating increasing visitor use is achieved while maintaining the quality of visitor experience.
In terms of visitor experience and interpretation, the olfactory experience in museums, both as a communication strategy and as an art form, could contribute to improved learning, to a more personal connection to the exhibits and an increased overall enjoyment.
This paper reports on an interpretative study of visitor experiences of landscape in Kaikoura, New Zealand and focuses on how these experiences vary among different groups.
And thirdly, that a 'hot interpretation' of visitor experiences in dark tourism contexts remains particularly valid for comprehending visitor experiences, and in turn, for effectively designing and managing dark tourism sites within Asia and more generally.
This study investigated the differences and similarities between Chinese and Australian visitors' attitudes toward nature, animals and environmental issues, in order to inform the design of visitor experiences and interpretive programs that address the needs and interests of Chinese visitors to Australia.
The only outcome for which the satisfaction score exceeded that for importance was increased competitiveness of the area as a tourist destination, which might be explained by previous observations that partnerships improve tourist infrastructure as well as assets and products and the quality of visitor experiences (Steffen 2003; Griffin and Vacaflores 2004; TTF Australia 2004).
Visitor tracking is frequently used in tourism planning for large sites, but is far less common at individual attractions, despite a body of literature examining the detrimental impact of crowding on visitor experience.
