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Most museums report revenue losses and drop in visits, shows MDC survey

· Source: Hina· Author: Lana Lončarić· Photographer: Lana Lončarić

ZAGREB, Dec 4 (Hina) - The Museum Documentation Centre has carried out an online survey on the impact of the pandemic on Croatian museums, which has shown that 74% of the surveyed museums have recorded a drop in the number of visitors of 50 to 100%, and nearly two thirds (63%) have seen a drop in revenue of more than 50%.

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