To improve visitor flow, the British Museum has implemented a no-photography rule for the Bayeux Tapestry exhibit. This decision was spurred by a surge in visitor numbers, making crowd management increasingly challenging. Although attendees must keep moving, they can still appreciate the full tapestry, which is on loan from Normandy. The exhibit has attracted tremendous interest, generating over £2.4 million in ticket sales on a single day.
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