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The Brattleboro Words Trail wins a 2022 AASLH award for its interactive app and rich storytelling that celebrates Vermont’s literary and indigenous history.

A mobile guide app should never act as a replacement for helpful docents—but it can act as a useful complement. Here's why mobile apps and docents work well in combination, plus key benefits of mobile guides that you might not know about. 

In one of our 2022 STQRY Summit Sessions, we sat down with digital leaders from Parks Canada and the US Forest Service to share mobile app lessons.

Last month, we saw a plethora of amazing apps hit the web! With many featuring walking or bike tours of some kind, it seems that this is the month for exploring. Check out the incredible span of places last month’s apps feature. These apps provide a digital bridge to make visiting new areas more accessible and savvy. Where will you go?

In 2020, 62 million tourism-related jobs were lost globally due to the Covid-19 pandemic, but when the world opened back up, the new demand for workers outpaced supply. Learn how you can implement digital solutions to address staff shortages in visitor attractions and museums. 

Explore our accessibility white paper to learn how STQRY helps organizations create inclusive digital experiences with multilingual, audio, and visual support.

Cuisine often reflects the unique history and culture of a region. According to TripAdvisor, food tours are the fastest growing experience category on the travel booking site. In this blog post, we introduce five interactive, content-rich apps that will make your food tours unforgettable!

In March, we saw some wonderful apps get added to the web! We’re especially seeing an emphasis on exploring nature and cities in new and exciting ways. Keep scrolling to see what apps went live last month. There’s a little something for everyone!

Watch the new STQRY video filmed at Auckland War Memorial Museum and get inspired to create engaging app experiences for your museum or exhibition.

At the 2022 STQRY Summit, the Tadpole Group shared storytelling tips for tours, showing how to enhance stories with engaging digital experiences.