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Virtual tour

A virtual tour works like an online open house: visitors can explore your premises before they arrive. We create tours for a hotel, restaurant, café, showroom or vacation apartment. Extend it with 360-degree videos or an immersive experience when your project needs more context.

LEARN MOREREQUEST A TOUR
Jana presenting a 360 camera and spatial tour model

Virtual tour for hotels

Hotels can let potential guests inspect rooms, common areas and amenities before booking. A tour answers practical questions early and can be shared on the website, social media and partner channels.

It can also help travel agencies and tour operators understand the property before they recommend it.

5 ways a hotel tour can help

  1. Show rooms and amenities before arrival
  2. Answer layout and access questions early
  3. Share the property across online channels
  4. Support travel-agency presentations
  5. Keep the information available at any time

Virtual tour for restaurants

A restaurant tour can show the seating area, atmosphere and selected menu items before a guest makes a reservation. It can also present outdoor seating, live music or other features that matter to the visit.

Visitors can review the space from home and arrive with clearer expectations.

5 ways a restaurant tour can help

  1. Present the room and seating
  2. Show selected dishes and specialties
  3. Highlight events or offers
  4. Answer practical reservation questions
  5. Share the venue on your website and social channels

Revel Restaurant, Long Island

Photographer: Rodrigo Moreno

Virtual tour for cafes

A café tour can present the seating, menu and atmosphere before a visit. Show coffee, pastries, sandwiches or the barista area, and give event planners a way to inspect the space for a meeting or small gathering.

5 ways a café tour can help

  1. Present drinks and food
  2. Show indoor and outdoor seating
  3. Communicate the atmosphere
  4. Highlight offers or events
  5. Explain opening and delivery options

 

Sydney Cafe

from Kuula Studio

Virtual tour for companies

A showroom tour lets potential customers inspect products, materials and layout before a visit. It can highlight special features, promotions and the work behind a product while giving remote visitors a clear starting point.

Share the tour on your website and social channels so people can explore at their own pace.

5 ways a showroom tour can help

  1. Present the product range
  2. Highlight offers and promotions
  3. Explain services and materials
  4. Introduce new products
  5. Show expertise and craftsmanship

    Virtual tour for a vacation apartment

    A vacation-rental tour shows room layout, amenities and outdoor areas before a guest books. It can also introduce nearby attractions and help event planners assess the property for a gathering.

    5 ways a rental tour can help

    1. Answer layout and amenity questions early
    2. Set clear expectations for guests
    3. Share the property without a host present
    4. Present nearby attractions and access
    5. Provide a transparent view of the rental

      The virtual tour as experience management

      A virtual tour is a practical marketing tool for hotels, restaurants, cafés, showrooms and vacation rentals. It lets potential customers inspect a place remotely, understand the offer and choose the next step with better context.

      Frequently asked questions about virtual tours

      What are virtual tours?

      Virtual tours are an interactive 360-degree view of a property or space that allows potential customers to explore it as if they were physically present. They can be used for hotels, restaurants, cafes, product showrooms and cottages.

      What benefits can virtual tours provide for a business?

      Virtual tours give prospects an impression of spaces and processes before they visit. They can support enquiries or bookings, but they are no promise of reach or sales.

      What types of virtual tours do you offer?

      Depending on the project, options include 360-degree panoramas, floor plans and interactive tours. We clarify the objective, content, navigation and platform before defining the scope.

      How can I share my virtual tour with others?

      We will provide you with a link that you can post on your website, social media and other online platforms. This can increase visibility and reach, and help you connect with potential customers who don’t yet know your location.

      Can a virtual tour be customised for my business?

      Yes. Content, navigation and interactions can be tailored to the spaces, products and audience. Agree the production scope and any ongoing maintenance in advance.

      How can hotel virtual tours help?

      A tour can show rooms, amenities and atmosphere before an enquiry and make orientation easier. Whether it leads to bookings depends on the offer, audience and marketing.

      Can a virtual tour for restaurants showcase my menu?

      Yes, a virtual tour for restaurants can present your menu with pictures of your dishes. This can be an effective way to attract potential customers who are not yet familiar with your menu or cuisine.

      How can a café virtual tour help?

      A tour can show spaces, seating areas and selected offerings and help prospects plan a visit. A higher booking or sales rate is not guaranteed.

      What kind of virtual tours do you offer for product showrooms?

      We offer a wide range of virtual tours for product showrooms, including 360-degree panoramic images, floor plans and interactive tours. Our professional photographers can help you create a virtual tour that showcases your products in a more dynamic way.

      How can a virtual tour for vacation homes help my accommodation?

      A virtual tour for vacation homes can give potential renters an idea of your property before they even book a stay. This can help build trust and increase the likelihood of a booking, and also showcase the area by highlighting nearby attractions and activities.

      Lena and Jana are fictional AI presenters. The illustrations are AI-generated.