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Last month we had a number of apps go live which delved into the history of incredible places around the globe. From Talkeetna to Balamu to Charleston and more, users can make the most out of their visits to these places by using the apps below, many of which include guided tours with numerous stops. As we near the end of the year, these present the perfect opportunity for one final exploration trip before we say cheers to 2022!

Register for the 2022 STQRY Summit to explore the IMLS CARES Act grant project, helping museums connect with audiences beyond physical visits.

Join the free 2022 STQRY Summit to explore digital trends, tools, and strategies for museums and tourism. Live and on-demand sessions available now.

With Covid-19 proving to be an illness the world will have to continue to cope with for some time, it’s important to provide sanitary alternatives to standard group tours and audio device rentals. In this guide, we make a strong business case for mobile tour guide apps. Whether your company plans to offer an app for free or charge for the content, ROI is within reach. 

In October, we released some amazing apps that allow people to explore visitor destinations from right within their own homes. Taking you to locations all over the globe, these apps feature incredible destinations like historical sites, museums, festivals, cities, and more. 

If you don’t yet have a mobile tour guide app or digital collections, you might be missing out on important ways to improve the visitor experience and further your organization’s mission. STQRY helps you build these digital resources with no coding whatsoever and in this guide, we walk you through everything you can do with our platform.

When you create a mobile tour app, you want it to feel like a natural extension of the overall experience. Check out this how-to article on using the STQRY Builder to give your app a custom feel tailored to your organization. 

In part 2 of this series, we continue our conversation with Jennifer Thomas, director of the Virginia Association of Museums to discuss certain challenges the industry will face in a post-pandemic world and the proposed long-term solutions. 

While the COVID-19 pandemic has presented extraordinary challenges to the museum industry, there is hope on the horizon. In conversation with Jennifer Thomas, Director of the Virginia Association of Museums, we consider the monumental cultural and societal shifts since the beginning of the 21st century.

Part 1 of a 2 part series

Get spooked with the Bloody Mary Tour App—an immersive haunted museum experience in New Orleans powered by STQRY’s multimedia mobile platform.