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As the world begins its journey to the “new normal,” management of highly dense spaces will need to operate in a radically different way. How can we ensure some level of normalcy as we begin to interact with the world at large? One way to help manage and enforce...

As cities around the world slowly begin to reopen and summer approaches, museums and cultural sites everywhere will need to consider how to keep their visitors safe when they decide to reopen their physical spaces. While previous blogs have discussed the best ways to...

With COVID-19 social distancing measures in effect, food stores and other venues that must remain open are limiting the number of people who can enter inside. In people flow, the number of people supported by an area at one time is known as carrying capacity....

Below are tips that allow for essential businesses to continue "business-as-usual" while keeping customers safe. As the world slowly becomes accustomed to a new way of living, businesses are trying to cope with new social distancing measures in place. And as we limit...

Part 4 of our blog series exploring visitor management practices at World Heritage Sites!

This blog is part of a series on managing visitor flows for World Heritage Sites (WHS). Read Part 1 here, Part 2 here, Part 3 here, and Part 4 here.Visitor centers are the unacknowledged MVPs of touristic attractions. A well-designed visitor center can increase...

Part 3 of an on-going blog series on World Heritage Site visitor flow management practices. #visitormanagement #kiranconsultinggroup #consultation #worldheritagesite #part3

Part 2 of our blog series exploring visitor management practices at World Heritage Sites! #visitormanagement #simulationmodeling #sites #carryingcapacity #practices