Making hospitality part of a global approach
Visitor satisfaction is a key issue that begins long before the visitor arrives on site. It is measured, among other things, by the quality of the information provided, the relevance of the services on offer, the professionalism of the teams and the customer relationship, even after the visit.
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Reference : SCI-02
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On request - Online
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Duration : Long online format (over 4 hours)
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Price
Please contact us for a quote -
Audience
Owner, director and manager of a public or private heritage site
Responsible for reception and supervision
Communication officer
Economic development officer -
Location
Distance learning (on your own, at your own pace) -
Modality : Online
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Requirement : No pre-requisites
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Objectives - Target skills
- Identify the stages in the visitor journey and understand the 360° approach
- Optimise the visitor experience through a range of tailored services
- Establish a diagnosis to implement a personalised action plan
Detailed programme
INFORM AND FACILITATE THE VISIT OF VISITORS
- Inform visitors in advance of their visit
- Prepare the visit
- Facilitate access to the site
- Welcome visitors by involving professionals from the local ecosystem
WELCOMING AT THE SITE
- Providing guidance: the importance of signage on arrival
- Adapting resources according to the calendar and seasonality
- Fitting out the reception area
- Ensuring a quality welcome by all and for all visitors
- Facilitating the visit
- Responding to new visitor expectations and obligations
BUILDING PUBLIC LOYALTY
- Visitor services
- Looking after the end of the visit
- Making good use of CRM
- The visitor as ambassador & prescriber
Methods & Procedures
TEACHING METHODS AND TOOLS
- Case studies
- Tool sheet: road and motorway signage
- The basics of information signage
ASSESSMENT
- Knowledge multiple-choice questions