The Association of Independent Museums has published its latest Economic Impact of the Independent Museum Sector report, exploring the fiscal benefits heritage and culture entities deliver locally and nationally.
Economic Impact of the Independent Museum Sector | Summary Report 2019
Association of Independent Museums (AIM),
30 October 2019, United Kingdom
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