Travelling exhibition

Such collaborations can add interest to museums where displays of permanent collections might change only slowly, helping to provide fresh interpretations or more complete stories and attract new audiences.

To have more than one location for the same exhibition can benefit the organiser because it can then share a part of the production costs among the venues, so museums and galleries frequently use touring as a cost-efficient way of promoting access to their collections.

For organisers and their venues, touring exhibitions are important for sharing ideas (for example, promoting techniques for providing for visitors with visual impairments or producing displays which examine current or topical issues) and materials (especially objects that might not be seen in public frequently or even shown together), as well as resources (human as well as financial).

[6][7] Examples of Traveling Exhibitions In celebration of the 200th year birthday of the founder, Louis Vuitton, Louis Vuitton's "200 Trunks, 200 Visionaries: The Exhibition" has gone on an international tour taking off from Asnieres-Sur-Siene, France and has since then traveled to Singapore, Beverly Hills and New York.

The Exhibition displays the work of 200 visionaries across many different fields ranging from art to science inspired by the brands iconic trunk.