The business question
A virtual tour should answer practical questions about layout, access, views and use. The experience needs a planned route, readable information and a mobile-friendly fallback, rather than novelty alone.
What we deliver
- Location audit, tour route and capture plan
- 360° capture, stitching and image finishing
- Navigation hotspots and factual room or venue information
- Web embedding, mobile QA and image fallback
- Hosting, usage and maintenance handover specification
How the engagement works
We agree the tour’s audience and route, prepare the property, capture the viewpoints and build the navigation. Review covers spatial accuracy, labels, mobile use and loading behaviour. Headset-based VR or custom interactive development is assessed separately.
Measurement & accountability
Tour starts, explored locations, information interactions and onward booking or enquiry actions where tracking is available. Exploration does not by itself prove a sale.
Capture permissions, platform subscriptions, device support and hosting duration are agreed before production. No headset compatibility is assumed without testing.
Can a virtual tour support hotel sales?
It can help guests and planners compare rooms, meeting spaces and layouts. The tour should connect to useful property information and a clear enquiry or booking route.