Inspiring hospitality

06 Feb 2012

Jo Rodger shares the secrets of a successful corporate hospitality programme at Yorkshire Sculpture Park

Tapping into cultural tourism

06 Feb 2012

Culture can play an important role in motivating people to make a visit. Lorna Easton explains how arts organisations can make the most of the opportunities this presents.

Travelling companions

06 Feb 2012

The Friends of the Royal Academy work with travel company Cox & Kings to offer a unique benefit to their members. Philip Hamilton-Grierson explains how it works

Connecting with tourists

06 Feb 2012

Otto Gumaelius describes a mobile opportunity for reaching the cultural tourist

Playing the long game

06 Feb 2012

Jane Packham and Rachael Roe are optimistic about the longer-term tourism potential of the 2012 Olympics

Mutual benefits

06 Feb 2012

By coordinating partnerships between the cultural and tourism sectors, aka is growing both industries. Alain Airth explains how

Hip-op to hip-hop

06 Feb 2012

Pavilion Dance harnessed a booming summer tourist market to help make a place for itself on an emerging cultural scene. Jo O’Connell tells all

Augmentation optional

06 Feb 2012

The artz trail is taking art out of the gallery and onto the streets of Brighton. Nick Dunn explains the technology behind the project

Local heroes

16 Jan 2012

Sarah Pace explains how a film project is contributing to residents’ perceptions of the new cultural facilities being created through the regeneration of their local environment

Culture in crisis

16 Jan 2012

Joshua Sofaer examines the response of cultural institutions to the tsunami that hit Japan in March 2011

Everybody needs good neighbours

16 Jan 2012

Gavin Barlow explains why forming partnerships and sharing expertise is key to community regeneration

Mobile marketing

16 Jan 2012

North Tyneside Council is exploring ways of using mobile technology as a tool for promoting cultural events. Kevin Wallace explains.

Change: the only certain thing

16 Jan 2012

Web 2.0 has changed the face of the Internet. Katie Moffat investigates how new media is transforming arts journalism now that everyone is a critic

The customer experience is king

16 Jan 2012

What is customer service? And how do you know when you’ve received good customer service, as opposed to just standard, middle-of-the-road customer service? Diana Barden makes some suggestions

Stepping out of the comfort zone

16 Jan 2012

Dee Evans explains the benefits and challenges of ‘full-on’ international co-productions

Collective voice and collective will

16 Jan 2012

Richard Nutter explains how a consortium of Liverpool’s major cultural organisations has developed a comprehensive strategic approach that places the arts and culture at the heart of the city’s social agendas

A new route to wellbeing

16 Jan 2012

Katy S Austin examines the current barriers around creative therapies and talks to artist Stuart Semple about how his immersion in art healed him more than drugs ever could

Grassroots regeneration

16 Jan 2012

Helga Henry explains how a sensitive approach achieved great results for the Place, Space and Identity project

A tube with a view

16 Jan 2012

The View Tube is growing something green atop of, well, sewage. Angela Law and Rosie Murdoch tell all

Where others fear to tread

16 Jan 2012

A collaboration between big business and youth theatre is helping to regenerate one of the most deprived areas of the UK. Stuart Mullins explains what’s happening in Thurrock

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