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# Hidden Cultural Heritage

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- [A place for your curiosity](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/) - Discover Hidden Cultural HeritageTo SeeTo Think To Heal Being OutsideLiving InsideAn outsider/insider perspective of cultural heritage This website is a collection of funding projects, student field trips, and individual travel diaries focused on hidden cultural heritage. If you would like to share your hidden cultural heritage or explore potential collaborations, please feel free to reach
- [Training workshops](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-communities/taste-of-memory/training-workshops/) - Workshop 1: Mapping Living Memory Workshop 2: Behind the Scene: Film and Images Collection Archives serve as a valuable source of local history and memory, helping us to understand ethnic communities and their cultural identities that may not be fully represented in the national historical narratives. The preserved records, including sounds, photos and film archives,
- [Past Events](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/past-events/) - 2022 – Bring cultural heritage and tourism back: Digital engagement in pandemic era 2023 – Digital storytelling and arts: How to create and engage with digital learning 2023 – Writing, managing and evaluating successful funding bids 2023 – London with walls 2024 –“Taste of Memory” Launch Event 2024
- [Exhibition Launch and Panel Discussion](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-communities/invisible-immigrant-entrepreneurs/launch-event/) - Previous: Impact Next: Podcast
- [Roundtable](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-communities/invisible-immigrant-entrepreneurs/roundtable/) - Invisible Immigrant EntreprenuersDownload Previous: Podcast Return: Invisible Immigrant Entrepreneurs
- [Videos - Collective Memory of Chefs](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-communities/taste-of-memory/videos/) - Documentary Previous: Oral History Collection Next: Exhibition
- [Launch Event](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-communities/taste-of-memory/launch-event/) - Intro Video Report Launch Event reportDownload
- [About Me](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/about/) - "I have been travelling since I was just four months old. My father worked in a rail infrastructure company during the rapid industrial development in China. His job took him to many different cities, and each weekend, my mother and I would take train to visit him. I can still remember the old green train
- [Mapping](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/mapping/) - Previous: Video Next: Exhibition
- [Collective Memory](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-communities/taste-of-memory/oral-history-collection/collective-memory/) - Previous: Oral History Collection Next: Videos
- [Hidden Community Heritage](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-communities/) - Completed: 1. Invisible Immigrant Food Entrepreneurs (Funded by Middlesex University’s Higher Education Innovation Fund 2024-25) 2.Taste of Memory – British Chinese Community (Funded by The British Academy Involve and Engage 2023-24) 3. London without Walls – Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums (GLAM) sector (Funded by Higher Education Innovation Fund 2022-23) 4. Bring Back Cultural Heritage
- [Podcast](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-communities/invisible-immigrant-entrepreneurs/podcast/) - Prof. James Staples and Dr. Luke Heslop were in Moorgate as panelists for 'The Gaze', organised by Middlesex University in collaboration with Small Business Research + Enterprise Centre and the HOMELandS Research Centre at the University of Westminster. They were there to discuss the often-hidden lives of immigrant food entrepreneurs in London. Through oral histories,
- [Impact](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-communities/invisible-immigrant-entrepreneurs/impact/) - The most rewarding moment was seeing ideas make community changed! Before early morning meeting, I revisited Tooting Market and just wanted to say hi to the traders who kindly supported our research and teaching last year. I walked straight into a wonderful SURPRISE – one of the traders had completed transformed his stall (First picture
- [Invisible Immigrant Entrepreneurs](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-communities/invisible-immigrant-entrepreneurs/) - Immigrant chefs in the hospitality industry, face increasing stress and mental health challenges that significantly affect overall business operations. Nearly half (48%) chefs report that inadequate workplace support leads to poor mental health, particularly with key factors including staff shortages (58%), lack of time (43%), and limited budgets (42%) (Nestle, 2019). Despite these challenges, an
- [Exhibition - The Gaze](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-communities/invisible-immigrant-entrepreneurs/exhibition-the-gaze-well-being-journey-of/) - Previous: Mapping Next: Impact
- [Video](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-communities/invisible-immigrant-entrepreneurs/video-invisible-immigrant-food-entrepreneurs/) - Previous: Invisible Immigrant Entrepreneurs Next: Mapping
- [London without Walls](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-communities/london-without-walls/) - An initiative to explore creative and digital strategies for community engagement Faced with Brexit, pandemic, inflation and recession pressures, London has to reconsider its competitiveness in the context of global economic forces. The challenge is to create new opportunities in emerging industries or face decline and marginalization (Mayor of London, 2022). Along with the tourism
- [The British Academy](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-communities/taste-of-memory/the-british-academy/) - High demand for British Academy pilot funding, connecting scholars with regional cultural partners to engage the public with new research 11 Sep 2023 Fourteen researchers across thirteen projects are the first to receive funding via the British Academy’s new SHAPE Involve and Engage Awards, a pilot scheme designed to support creative methods of engaging the
- [Taste of Memory](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-communities/taste-of-memory/) - This project was funded by The British Academy SHAPE Involve and Engage (2023-2024). The SHAPE Involve and Engage Awards are designed to promote creative methods of engaging the public in cutting-edge SHAPE research (which stands for Social Sciences, Humanities and the Arts for People and the Economy). The awards, worth up to £8000 each,
- [Hidden Attractions in London](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/)
- [Visitor Economy](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/blog/) - Visitor Economy Recovery Definition of Visitor Economy COVID and Visitor Economy Tourism Recovery Plan and London Visitor Economy Cultural Routes and Visitor Economy Recovery
- [Festival - Food, Migration, Memory](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-communities/taste-of-memory/festival/) - The "Food, Migration, Memory" festival shows the influence of historical events across two nations impact on the food business today. Visitors can experience the joy of tasting new flavours while immersing own senses - sight, smell, hearing and touch - as part of memory-making experience. Digital Games Festival Report: Food, Migration, MemoryDownload Previous: Exhibition Next:
- [Exhibition - Taste of Memory](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-communities/taste-of-memory/exhibition/) - The "Taste of Memory" exhibition highlights the transformative influence of regional food on today's British culinary landscape. The exhibition begins with London's first Chinatown emerged around Limehouse. From there, visitors will take on an emotional journey to uncover the often-underrepresented voices of British-Chinese community since 1880s. Whether walking in or sitting in a dining room,
- [Oral History Collection](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-communities/taste-of-memory/oral-history-collection/) - Discover Our Legacy Uncover the Voices of Our Culinary Past Immerse yourself in a collection of meaningful experiences exchanged by our community. Each narrative represents how British Chinese chefs living, challenging, coping and integrating in British society. Hear the authentic stories from our chefs. Engage with our traditions. Experience the depth of our cultural narratives.
- [Timeline](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-communities/taste-of-memory/timeline/) - Journey of Chinese Food Culture in the UK Blue Dragon's stir-fry sauces in sachets became its most popular innovation. Convenience foods in the form of prepared meals e.g. Crispy Wontons were supplied to Marks & Spencer by Amoy. 1980sThe development of Chinatowns across the UK in the late 1980s became a manifestation of this particular understanding of ethnic groups.
- [Bring Back Cultural Heritage](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-communities/bring-back-cultural-heritage/) - In responding to the pandemic’s transformative impacts, an increasing number of cultural heritage (CH) institutions have adapted digital changes as the first step of visitor economy recovery. Despite the remote access offered by digital platforms and attention from other disciplines, digital engagement remains overlooked in the field of hidden cultural heritage. How has it influenced
- [Funding Workshop](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-communities/london-without-walls/funding-workshop/) - “Writing, managing and evaluating successful funding bids” Applying for research funding presents a number of challenges that significantly impact academic career plans and development. Competition, limited resources and the pressure to meet funding requirements may create a highly selective environment, making it increasingly difficult for academics to secure promotions and establish networks. In response to
- [Public Engagement Event](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-communities/london-without-walls/public-engagement-event/) - London without Walls: Creativity and Digitalisation for Community Engagement 3 July 2023 @ 10:00 -17:00, The Royal Philatelic Society London 15 Abchurch Lane, London EC4N 7BW. This one-day event aims to address digital skills gaps and advance community engagement in the cultural, creative and heritage sectors. The participants will have the opportunity to hear from
- [Creative Workshop](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-communities/london-without-walls/creative-workshop/) - Digital storytelling and arts: How to create and engage with digital learning 6 June 2023 @ 10:00 -16:00, Jewish Museum London Raymond Burton House, 129-131 Albert St, London NW1 7NB In form of creative expression, digital storytelling and arts have embraced the pivotal role of digital media and technologies in depicting stories and artistic works.
- [Video](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/video/) - This video is produced for the AI experimental oral history workshop at the Jewish Museum London discussing the most memorable objects during the COVID-19 pandemic, under the "Digital storytelling and arts: Create and engage with digital learning" project. Previous: Funding Workshop Return: London without Walls
- [Research Seminar](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-communities/london-without-walls/research-seminar/) - "Publishing in international marketing: managing the review process" Abstract: Research and publishing in scholarly journals are crucial for academic growth and success. Effectively managing the review process and revising manuscripts for resubmission is essential for building a strong publication record. This session will cover important aspects of the revision process, such as the role of
- [Regional Chinese Cuisine](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-communities/taste-of-memory/regional-chinese-cuisine/) - A collection of Regional Chinese Cuisine 中国佛教素菜谱 (Chinese Buddhist vegetarian recipes) 中国满汉全席菜谱 (Chinese Manchu-Han Banquet Recipe) 晋菜面食300例 (300 cases of Shanxi cuisine pasta) 淮阳风味素菜 (Huaiyang style vegetarian dishes) 潮州菜谱 (Teochew Recipes) 中国佛教素菜谱 (凌海成主编)Download 中国满汉全席菜谱 (庞长红，范云长著)Download 晋菜面食300例 (周裕琪编著)Download 淮扬风味素菜 (陈忠明编著)Download 潮州菜谱 (朱彪初编著)Download Previous: Festival Return: Taste of Memory
- [Camden](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/london-borough-of-camden-2/)
- [Amy Winehouse Statue](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/london-borough-of-camden-2/amy-winehouse-statue/) - Punk Culture Situated in the northern part of central London, Camden Town holds the distinction of being the birthplace of punk culture. This vibrant neighbourhood attracts young tourists to markets, vintage shops, live music venues, bars, cafés and cuisines. According to the Museum of Youth Culture, punk was presented as “a negation of pretty much
- [Osterley Park and House](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/hounslow/osterley-park-and-house/) - Osterley was one of London’s National Trust sites I used to take my masters “Visitor Attractions Management” students. Next: Hidden Attractions
- [Hounslow](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/hounslow/)
- [Southwark](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/southwark/)
- [Lewisham](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/london-borough-of-lewisham-2/)
- [Leake Street “the graffiti tunnel”](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/lambeth/leake-street-the-graffiti-tunnel/) - Graffiti & Banksy Graffiti is a significant cultural phenomenon in many UK cities, including London. Unlike fine art displayed in prestigious galleries, street graffiti represents a concept of popular culture, where artists express their individualism and opinions that may not align with mainstream ideology. London is home to numerous art-filled streets, and Leake Street stands
- [Lambeth](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/lambeth/)
- [Waltham & Forest](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/waltham-forest/)
- [Royal Hospital Chelsea](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/kensington-and-chelsea/royal-hospital-chelsea/) - Chelsea Pensioners RHC (Royal Hospital Chelsea) is not a traditional visitor attraction, but rather an iconic venue in the Chelsea area. Founded in 1682 by King Charles II, RHC served as the home for veterans of the British Army, commonly known as the Chelsea Pensioners. On its official website, Chelsea Pensioners refer to, “From 1692
- [Brompton Cemetery](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/kensington-and-chelsea/brompton-cemetery/) - The History Brompton Cemetery, one of the Magnificent Seven Victorian cemeteries, stands out as a garden cemetery that offers a unique blend of historical monuments, serene green spaces, and captivating stories of the individuals buried there. he cemetery's official website also provides four self-guided walks: The Top 25, Garden Cemetery, Heroes and Pioneers, and Creative
- [Kensington and Chelsea](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/kensington-and-chelsea/)
- [City of London](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/city-of-london-2/)
- [Wallace Collection](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/city-of-westminster-2/wallace-collection/) - Motivation A number of visitors have mentioned the Wallace Collection as part of their day trips in north London, which challenges our previous assumption that the Wallace Collection may be considered a hidden cultural heritage site in London. This observation raises further questions about the appeal of the Wallace Collection compared to other art museums
- [City of Westminster](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/city-of-westminster-2/)
- [Difficult Heritage](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/blog/cultural-routes-and-visitor-economy-recovery/difficult-heritage/) - Background Jewish population in the world European route of Jewish heritage Jewish in the UK JUDAISM Similar to their fellow City merchants, numerous Jews purchased houses in the countryside for relaxation. In the 1720s, Daniel Defoe observed that Jews appeared to favour residing in Highgate and Hampstead. Eliezer Isaac Keyser retired to Hampstead in 1812
- [Tourism Recovery Plan and London Visitor Economy](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/blog/tourism-recovery-plan-and-london-visitor-economy/) - In 2021 June, the UK government published ‘the Tourism Recovery Plan’ to support the tourism sector, one of the hardest hit sectors by COVID-19 pandemic. This plan replaces the previous ‘the Tourism Sector Deal’, instead, it attempts to rebuild a ‘more resilient, innovative, sustainable, productive and accessible tourism sector’. Despite the UK government providing over
- [COVID and Visitor Economy](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/blog/covid-and-visitor-economy/) - Unfortunately I am not a quantitative person, so my views on COVID’s impacts rely too much on secondary data, online industrial reports and official policies. There is no doubt that the pandemic significantly hits the tourism industry from early 2020. The significant decline in the international tourism market is one of immediate and immense consequences.
- [Definition of Visitor Economy](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/blog/definition-of-visitor-economy/) - According to Reddy (2006), the concept of the visitor economy is broader than the economic activities of visitors only. Instead, it embraces all elements that make for a successful visitor destination. In his report (p.4), the concept of visitor economy covers: All of the things that attract visitors; this means the diverse range of destinations
- [Kenwood House](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/london-borough-of-camden-2/kenwood-house/) - Students' fieldtrips I used to organise student fieldtrips to explore English hidden cultural heritage at National Trust sites and English Heritage properties. A few years ago, I and Chungwen Li (Dean of Ming Ai Institute) took our students to Kenwood House to conduct data collection on arts tourism and English heritage conservation. That was also
- [Jewish Museum London](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/london-borough-of-camden-2/jewish-museum-london/) - Motivation As a Chinese scholar, I have had no direct connection with Jewish cultural heritage. However, due to my university being situated in a Jewish-oriented community, I have come across Jewish cultural elements on occasion. The first time I encountered Jewish heritage was during an academic conference in Portugal. Dr. Melanie Smith presented a captivating
- [Isokon Flats](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/london-borough-of-camden-2/isokon-flats/) - Visitors' recommendation When I was conducting data collection in Hampstead, one interviewee highly recommended that I visit Isokon Flats, an exceptional example of modernist architecture. According to him, Isokon Flats were truly London's hidden gem! Initially, I didn't have high expectations before my first visit. I assumed it would be similar to 2 Willow Road,
- [Freud Museum London](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/london-borough-of-camden-2/freud-museum-london/) - Attractiveness While the Freud Museum may not be considered a hidden gem among London's hidden cultural heritage sites, its significance primarily stems from its association with the renowned psychoanalyst, Sigmund Freud. However, there is often limited tourism marketing focusing on other aspects of Freud's life, such as his Jewish background, his personal experiences while living
- [Burgh House](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/london-borough-of-camden-2/burgh-house/) - Events Venue Burgh House, located a mere 0.3 miles or a 5-minute walk from 2 Willow Road, differs from the former in its purpose and function. Rather than primarily attracting tourists as a visitor attraction, Burgh House serves as more of a community center. The front garden, while charming, is often bustling with residents grabbing
- [Highgate Cemetery](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/london-borough-of-camden-2/highgate-cemetery/) - Connection with Karl Marx Highgate Cemetery primarily draws tourists due to the presence of Karl Marx, the renowned political philosopher and revolutionary socialist, buried within its grounds. Additionally, other notable figures such as Patrick Caulfield (Pop artist), Anna Mahler (sculptor), and Malcolm McLaren (founder of the Sex Pistols) can also be found interred here. Given
- [Alexandra & Ainsworth Estate](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/london-borough-of-camden-2/alexandra-ainsworth-estate/) - Motivation The first time I came across Alexandra & Ainsworth Estate (AAE) was through a post on the London Brompton Club's Facebook page. Jenny Hung, an active member of the club, had organized a riding event to explore London's "ugly" architecture. It was one of her photos of AAE that caught my attention, and I
- [2 Willow Road](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/london-borough-of-camden-2/2-willow-road/) - Who is Ernö Goldfinger? See other Brutalism sites ↗ Born in a wealthy Jewish family in Budapest, Ernö Goldfinger studied in Paris, where formed his political views as a communist. In 1934, he moved to England, bringing with him a deep passion and knowledge for the Modernist movement. 2 Willow Road stands as a significant
- [Maltby Street Market](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/southwark/maltby-street-market/) - Street Food Market London is a paradise for food enthusiasts, particularly when it comes to its street food markets. Borough Market, Old Spitalfields Market, and Brick Lane are just a few examples of the vibrant culinary scene in the city. These markets have gained significant attention on social media platforms like Instagram and YouTube, with
- [Carlyle’s House](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/kensington-and-chelsea/carlyles-house/) - Interpretation of Victorian Literature Perhaps very few people are familiar with Thomas Carlyle (1795-1881) and his wife Jane Carlyle. As outsiders with limited knowledge of Victorian literature, we had no prior understanding of the Carlyle family and their historical significance. The house itself is a traditional Victorian home, full of furniture, painting, books and other
- [Chelsea Physic Garden](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/kensington-and-chelsea/chelsea-physic-garden/) - The History The first time I visited CPG was a few years ago when the Heritage Alliance launched their 2018 international report. Several key speakers discussed the power of heritage, particularly highlighting the attractiveness of the UK, which holds the No. 1 position in terms of soft power in culture, engagement, enterprise, digital, education, and
- [Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/city-of-london-2/ye-olde-cheshire-cheese/) - Connection with Charles Dickens Situated in the City, Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese is a pub that caught our attention due to its historical connection with Charles Dickens. It has been frequented by many famous writers and authors over the years. The Grade II listed building has a somewhat gloomy atmosphere, particularly in the chop room,
- [Apsley House](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/city-of-westminster-2/apsley-house/) - Students' Fieldtrip In 2019 November, I organized a field trip to Apsley House with my master's students to explore the role of English Heritage in heritage preservation and urban tourism development in the UK. As all of my students were international students, they had no prior knowledge about English Heritage and its Blue Plaque Scheme.
- [William Morris Gallery](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/waltham-forest/william-morris-gallery/) - Cycling Since the lifting of lockdown restrictions in March 2021, businesses, social activities, and cultural events in London have gradually returned to normal. Outdoor activities, in particular, have gained popularity among people seeking health and well-being benefits. In 2021 July, the London Borough of Waltham Forest organised “Le Tour de Waltham Forest”, a family day
- [Horniman Museum and Gardens](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/london-borough-of-lewisham-2/horniman-museum-and-gardens/) - Transport and visitor segmentation Most of the hidden cultural heritage sites we evaluated are in the north side of Thames River, but very few in the south. We selected HMG (Heritage Museum and Gardens) for our project due to its unique combination of a museum and gardens. Although it requires a 40-minute journey, changing three
- [National Army Museum](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/kensington-and-chelsea/national-army-museum/) - Role London is home to various military museums, such as the Imperial War Museum, Churchill's War Rooms, and the HMS Belfast. However, the National Army Museum (NAM) stands out as an attractive destination for tourists. Unlike other museums that primarily focus on recounting the history of wars, NAM takes a unique approach by highlighting the
- [Fulham Palace](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/london-borough-of-hammersmith-and-fulham-2/fulham-palace/) - Students' fieldtrip The first time I visited Fulham Palace was in 2017, accompanied by Dr. Alix Slater and our PG International Tourism Management students. Our purpose was to explore the roles of volunteers in heritage preservation, interpretation, and visitor management at the site. Sian Harrington, the Chief Executive of Fulham Palace Trust, provided us with
- [The Magdala](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/london-borough-of-camden-2/the-magdala/) - Pub Culture Pub culture is one of the traditional English experiences that you must try. Whether you're looking for a quick meal, a cozy place to read a book or play sudoku, or a social gathering with colleagues after work, the local pubs have got you covered. Hampstead is full of pubs, characterised by their
- [Museum of Freemasonry](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/london-borough-of-camden-2/museum-of-freemasonry/) - Secret Visitor Attraction? Freemasonry is more than just a museum; it is a combination of a library, collections, and archives. During our visit, we greatly appreciated the peaceful and quiet atmosphere, even though there was limited interaction allowed. The interpretation provided was highly informative, presenting the comprehensive history of English Freemasonry. the relatively low number
- [Fenton House](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/london-borough-of-camden-2/fenton-house/) - Pandemic effects In 2022, Fenton House adjusted its opening days to only Fridays, Sundays, and Bank Holiday Mondays. Visitors are required to book tickets in advance, although a limited number of garden tickets can be purchased at the gate. This scheduling, combined with 2 Willow Road's opening on Thursdays and Saturdays, may make it challenging
- [Bring cultural heritage and tourism back](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/past-events/bring-cultural-heritage-and-tourism-back/) - Public workshop - 3.30pm-7pm, C122, Middlesex University London, 22nd September 2022 Background: In responding to the pandemic’s transformative impacts, an increasing number of cultural heritage (CH) institutions have adapted digital changes as the first step of visitor economy recovery. Despite the remote access offered by digital platforms and attention from other disciplines, digital engagement remains
- [Cultural Routes and Visitor Economy Recovery](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/blog/cultural-routes-and-visitor-economy-recovery/)
- [Hammersmith and Fulham](https://hiddenculturalheritage.com/hidden-attractions/london-borough-of-hammersmith-and-fulham-2/)