When she is not knee-deep micro-philosophising, Angeline enjoys travelling, looking out for the latest tech, visiting museums and galleries, watching documentaries, reading biographies and people watching. She also enjoys intellectual and philosophical discussions to understand and learn from different perspectives. Once a while, she indulges in binge-watching drama series (alone; so that no one will ask questions). But her real super ability is sleeping for a long, long time without waking. Her record? 20 hours!
Angeline has a Master of Education (Human Development & Psychology) from the Harvard Graduate School of Education and a Postgraduate Diploma in Museum Studies from Harvard University.
What do today’s audiences expect when they step into museums, galleries and attractions? If your answer is “experiences”, you are right.
When Covid-19 travel restrictions started easing around June 2022, the concept of ‘revenge travel’ became popular with travellers around the world. Tired of being fenced in, revenge travellers took to the skies – undeterred by the 15% to 25% spike in the cost of plane tickets, hotel accommodation, and attractions.
Storytelling as a form of communication is an ancient technique that has stood the test of time. Why is it such an effective tool for sharing everything from knowledge to values? You could say that telling and consuming stories is very much a part of our culture and human experience.
Would visitors come simply because you have built something – anything? The answer is, unfortunately, no. How then do you appeal to your target visitors?