Questionnaire

Test the resilience of the Experience Economy in your place

Questions below derived from Dreem research, and have been designed to help you understand the relative resilience of your EE.

Rating on a likert scale where:

1 = Completely disagree
2 = Somewhat disagree
3 = Neither agree nor disagree
4 = Somewhat agree
5 = Completely agree.

  1. Local residents, community groups, the local authority and businesses across the visitor, sport, digital, cultural and creative sectors are engaged in defining the stories about this place that are promoted by Experience Economy organisations.


    2. Find ways to engage the local residents, community groups, the local authority and businesses across the visitor, sport, digital, cultural and creative sectors in defining the stories about this place that are promoted by Experience Economy organisations.

  2. There are spaces in this place that offer affordable and secure rents to Experience Economy businesses.


    3. Consider adding more spaces that offer affordable and secure rents to Experience Economy businesses.

  3. There is a strategy for Experience Economy organisations that defines how they will recover from Covid and ambitions for the future.


    4. Make a strategy for EE organisations.

  4. There is an active network that represents the interests of all Experience Economy organisations in this place.


    5. Reach out to other EE orgs and create a network

  5. The local authority has a detailed knowledge about the range of organisations that are engaged in Experience Economy activity, including those that are at risk of closure AND freelance workers who may be vulnerable to economic shocks.


    6. Find a resources for the local authority to use to build on their knowledge bout the range of organisations that are engaged in Experience Economy activity, including those that are at risk of closure AND freelance workers who may be vulnerable to economic shocks.

  6. Experience Economy organisations are connected with education/health/ other providers AND support the delivery of community wellbeing services.


    7. Work with other EE Orgs to connect with education/health/ other providers AND support the delivery of community wellbeing services.

  7. There is a digital space through which residents and potential visitors can discover information about what this place has to offer (physically and digitally).


    8. Find a digital space

  8. There is effective digital skills training provision within this place AND Experience Economy organisations are make input into the dialogue about training and support.


    9. Explore how training can be provided

  9. The digital infrastructure in indoor and outdoor spaces across this place in sufficient to enable producers and consumers to easily access digital services with acceptable screen times.


    10. Question 9

  10. Digital experiences that complement the physical are provided by at least 10% of Experience Economy organisations.


    11. Question 10

  11. Digital technologies (for example, online interpretation for use on and off site) are available within this place to help customers explore it.


    12. Question11

  12. Digital technologies are used support visitor management activities (such as queue management systems that alert customers to wait times for specific venues, promoting alternatives, etc.).


    13. Question12

  13. Experience economy organisations have access to appropriate and affordable training in digital skills development.


    14. Question13

  14. Are digital materials devised to engage international customers as well as those who are closer to home?


    15. Question14