From Wednesday, any adult visitor from outside the European Union, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway will have to pay 32 euros to enter the Louvre - a 45-percent increase - while the Palace of Versailles will up its prices by 3. Americans, UK citizens and Chinese nationals, who are some of the museum's most numerous foreign visitors, will be among those affected, as will tourists from poorer countries.
Through a year-long collaboration with the Brooklyn Museum's Corporate Membership program, Brodsky is rolling out dual-level memberships, general admission passes, access to exhibition openings, complimentary tours led by curators and guides and discounts on special exhibitions and the museum gift shop.