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The latest news from the STQRY team
The latest news from the STQRY team
In today’s world, accessibility is no longer just a nice-to-have; it’s essential for creating visitor experiences that truly include everyone. The World Health Organization reports that around 1.3 billion people live with significant disabilities, making accessible tourism a priority.
As cultural institutions expand their global digital footprint, maintaining control and governance over data within specific geographic regions—referred to as data sovereignty—has become increasingly crucial. For organizations tasked with preserving cultural heritage, managing data locally ensures compliance with regional laws and safeguards sensitive cultural narratives.
In today’s fast-paced world, where information is constantly evolving, cultural and tourism destinations are finding new ways to enhance visitor engagement and keep exhibits fresh. Traditional static labels, while informative, often become outdated and need to be replaced when exhibits change or when new information becomes available. Enter STQRY Kiosk—a simple way to share knowledge and engaging insights across digital labels with the ability to update content at any moment's notice.
Interactive kiosks have become an essential tool for cultural institutions looking to enrich the visitor experience. Whether in a museum, gallery, or historic site, kiosks make it easy to provide visitors with detailed information and multimedia content. Choosing the right hardware can make a big difference in how effectively kiosks deliver content and support visitor engagement.
October was another exciting month at STQRY, with several new apps and digital experiences launching. From historic sites and cultural hubs to outdoor adventures, each STQRY-powered app offers a diverse range of experiences and stories told in innovative ways. Join us as we celebrate the latest 'Apps Gone Live' and the powerful stories our partners are sharing worldwide.
As visitor destinations enhance their digital offerings, protecting data is increasingly important. STQRY’s multi-region hosting allows institutions to store content within specific regions, ensuring compliance with local privacy laws and enhancing security. This gives organizations greater control over their data, crucial for safeguarding digital storytelling.
September was an exciting month at STQRY, with several new apps and digital experiences launched. These latest projects are a testament to the creativity and innovation of our customers, who leverage technology to bring their stories to life in fresh and engaging ways. From museums and parks to educational institutions, each of these STQRY-powered apps offers visitors unique opportunities to connect, explore, and learn. Here’s a closer look at the latest “Apps Gone Live.”
In the dynamic world of tourism, one movement that has stood out and is growing in importance is sustainable tourism. As more travelers become conscious of their environmental and social impact, the demand for eco-friendly and responsible travel experiences has skyrocketed. Today’s tourists seek experiences that align with their values, particularly those centered on sustainability and ethical practices.
In today’s rapidly evolving travel landscape, the modern traveler is more connected, tech-savvy, and experience-driven than ever before. The rise of digital tools has reshaped how people explore the world, with travelers seeking not just destinations, but meaningful, immersive experiences that resonate on a personal level.
The way stories are told can significantly impact how they are remembered. As expectations of visitors evolve, so too must the methods used to engage them. Static labels may convey information, but today’s visitors are looking for experiences that are more immersive, interactive, and engaging.