In recent years, museum institutions has changed its dominance to become increasingly focused on visitor attractions. Museum institutions all over the world have created a paradigm shift to remain relevant in the eyes of the public (visitors). Museums displacement is strengthened as a digital platform, cultural tourism and online learning for the global community. This study presents a framework for a museum that is relevant to the community through three (3) aspects: digital platforms, cultural tourism and online learning. This study focused on these three aspects that reflect the changes in the perspectives of professional museums rather than serving as a traditional museum (focused on custodial care) to more current (focused to educate and entertain the community). This study confirms that a museum is now connected with three aspects that associates with digital aspects, aspects of online learning and aspects of cultural tourism towards the community and tourists.
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