Anthony CHENU - Chargé de communication de l'arc de Triomphe - CMN

"Quand on travaille pour un monument ou l'expérience est au coeur de la visite, notre mission est de transmettre du contenu."Merci à Anthony Chenu, Chargé de communication de l'Arc de Triomphe pour le CMN (Centre des Monuments Nationaux) pour son récit rempli de passion et d'histoire pour ce monument emblématique de Paris.À travers ce podcast, Anthony nous raconte l'histoire de l'Arc mais aussi de l'exposition de Christo où en 16 jours, 6 millions de visiteurs ont pu apprécier son oeuvre, vu de l'extérieur, et 63 milles de l'intérieur ! Nous verrons aussi comment les équipes de ce monument historique font vivre sur les réseaux sociaux et des formats utilisés. De quoi prendre une belle dose d'histoire racontée avec passion ! Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

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