Using visitor studies to inform better visitor experiences
Date:
Wednesday 24 February 2016 - 10:00 to 16:00
Venue:
Battleby Conference Centre, near Perth, PH1 3EW
Organiser:
Scottish Natural Heritage
Your time and money are in short supply! Use your resources effectively by understanding what your visitors really want.
This event will look at ways you can use visitor studies to provide better visitor experiences.
The event will address the best use of visitor studies from large to small scale projects.
- What are visitor studies?
- Where do I start?
- How do I design or contract a good visitor study for my site?
- How do I interpret and apply the results?
- Where can I go for help?
For any queries, please email sgp@snh.gov.uk or call 01738 458556.
Price:
Standard Price: £60, Student/Senior Citizen/Volunteer: £30
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