Virtual tours and VR for travel and tourism
By Charles Mansfield-Osborne ·Updated
Few people flick through a travel brochure any more. Holidays, hotels and days out are chosen and booked online, and the businesses that present themselves best win the booking.
Let guests look before they book
A virtual tour lets potential guests inspect a room, a restaurant or a venue in detail before they commit. It removes doubt, and doubt is what stops a booking.
Beyond the hotel room
Attractions, boats and activity providers can go further, with video, sound, games and interactive content built into the tour. A tour can preview an experience as well as show a space.
Virtual reality that people remember
Tours we build work in VR headsets as well as on phones and computers. A historical reconstruction or a preview of an activity gives people a reason to visit, and to come back.
A reason to share
A striking tour is content in its own right. People share it, it draws visitors to your site, and those visitors are already interested.
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