Blog
The latest news from the STQRY team
A Complete Guide to Creating Audio Content in 2025
Audio content is reshaping digital marketing with new ways for museums, tour operators, and mobility brands to engage audiences and enhance experiences.
Guide to Museum Audio Tour Equipment & Which to Choose
This guide compares museum audio tour equipment options, including mobile apps, on-site devices, and traditional systems, to enhance visitor experiences.
How to Create a GPS Triggered Audio Tour
Deliver content through visitors' devices with GPS-triggered audio tours. Learn what they are and how to build one for your museum or destination.
What is a Self-Guided Tour? Everything You Need to Know
Self-guided tours are transforming travel experiences worldwide. Find out what they are and why they might be perfect for your next adventure.
What is Geofencing? A Comprehensive Guide to Location-Based Alerts
Find out what geofencing is, how location-based alerts function, and how businesses use it to enhance engagement, efficiency, and security.
How to Craft a Visitor Experience Strategy
A visitor experience strategy enhances engagement and loyalty by aligning operations with visitor expectations. Learn essential steps, key elements, and benefits for venues.
10 Types of Kiosks and How They're Transforming User Experiences
Explore 10 types of kiosks used across industries including retail, hospitality, and healthcare to streamline operations and enhance user interactions.
The Ultimate Guide to Museum Kiosks in 2025
Discover how museum kiosks enhance engagement, accessibility, and digital storytelling, transforming visitor experiences in 2025 cultural institutions.
March 2025: Apps Gone Live
As spring kicks off, we’re excited to highlight the latest digital experiences that went live last month. These new apps span a wide range of destinations—from scenic trails to bustling town centers, island adventures, and even river cruises.
How Old Pine Conservancy Drives Student Visits to Its Historic Graveyard with STQRY
Learn how Old Pine Conservancy uses STQRY to engage students with mobile tours, preserve local history, and meet educational standards.