Many museums charge for admission while others are free. Do you think the advantages of charging people for admission to museums outweigh the disadvantages? v.2
Many museums charge for admission while others are free. Do you think the advantages of charging people for admission to museums outweigh the disadvantages? v. 2
Where do you think people would love to go more enthusiastically, museums that have an entry fee or the other where anybody can walk-in for free? In my opinion, people are more attracted and excited to go to a place when they are paying for it. Although, paid museums are out of reach for many people, but definitely it is worth paying some money when you get an organized space, easy dispersal and a voice guide. Moreover, it also increases tourism.
Primarily, it is really disheartening that not many people are able to visit museums that incur an entry charge due to low income. Due to this, many children, who are the future of the society will be deprived of cultural, art and music knowledge that is offered best in the museums.
Paid museums are definitely more popular amongst tourists and natives as well. Firstly, visitors get a mind boggling experience when they are exploring the museum with the headphones plugged-in which acts a voice guide for you. Secondly, paid museums tend to get less crowded, which offers enough space for people to explore their favorite art, history piece or read about their beloved musicians.
In addition to this, the most important benefit of entry fee is that people only pay for what they are interested in. In a recent survey, in 2017, it was reported that 65% of people are interested to go to art museum, 25% people, like to read about history and only 15% visit museums that are related to music and musical instruments. Furthermore, it offers a better way to analyze the trend and to improve accordingly.
To conclude, increase in tourism, high quality experience at museums, exploring only the subject you are interested in, is definitely worth paying a small fee for admission to the museum. Hence, there are definitely more benefits of incurring fees in museums as compared to allowing free entry for everyone
Where do you
think
people
would
love
to go more
enthusiastically
,
museums
that have an
entry
fee
or the other where anybody can walk-in for free? In my opinion,
people
are more attracted and excited to go to a place when they are paying for it. Although, paid
museums
are out of reach for
many
people
,
but
definitely
it is worth paying
some
money when you
get
an organized space, easy dispersal and a voice guide.
Moreover
, it
also
increases tourism.
Primarily
, it is
really
disheartening that not
many
people
are able to visit
museums
that incur an
entry
charge due to low income. Due to this,
many
children, who are the future of the society will
be deprived
of cultural, art and music knowledge that
is offered
best in the museums.
Paid
museums
are
definitely
more popular amongst tourists and natives
as well
.
Firstly
, visitors
get
a mind boggling experience when they are exploring the
museum
with the headphones plugged-in which acts a voice guide for you.
Secondly
, paid
museums
tend to
get
less crowded, which offers
enough
space for
people
to explore their favorite art, history piece or read about their beloved musicians.
In addition
to this, the most
important
benefit of
entry
fee
is that
people
only
pay for what they
are interested
in. In a recent survey, in 2017, it
was reported
that 65% of
people
are interested
to go to art
museum
, 25%
people
, like to read about history and
only
15% visit
museums
that
are related
to music and musical instruments.
Furthermore
, it offers a better way to analyze the trend and to
improve
accordingly
.
To conclude
, increase in tourism, high quality experience at
museums
, exploring
only
the subject you
are interested
in, is
definitely
worth paying a
small
fee
for admission to the
museum
.
Hence
, there are
definitely
more benefits of incurring
fees
in
museums
as compared to allowing free
entry
for everyone
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