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Commission a virtual tour in the province of Limburg

Exploring a warehouse and choosing childcare are different decisions. Our Limburg work includes Dutch UPS locations and the extensive Spring childcare series across Brabant and Limburg.

A selection of our work

Projects in the province of Limburg.

The case below includes the Dutch UPS locations. Its selection map identifies Venlo and Roermond; images from other countries remain labelled with their actual locations.

Map of the Netherlands showing UPS virtual tours in Amsterdam, Venlo and Roermond

UPS

Dutch selection map · including Venlo and Roermond

Start by identifying the branch

The UPS repository includes Venlo and Roermond. Visitors select a location before exploring its building. This distinction matters in an international organisation: a Dutch warehouse should never be confused with a site on the other side of the world.

Childcare spaces need a different introduction

For Spring childcare, we produced tours for more than a hundred locations across Brabant and Limburg. Here the subject is a place where parents may bring their child rather than a goods flow. Each setting needs a clear, unhurried introduction.

In a series of this size, location names, images and links must remain correctly matched. A shared identity helps but cannot explain an individual layout. Preparation and content review therefore need an identified responsible person for each address.

Build a series that can be maintained

For venues across Limburg, tell us the number of buildings, audiences and differences in use. We discuss how visitors choose a tour and what happens when a branch changes. Hosting, additions and new photography are addressed separately in the proposal.

What happens when one branch changes?

First identify the change: a name, explanation or building layout. Each calls for a different response. In a series such as Spring or UPS, the affected venue must remain identifiable. We agree how changes are reported and which work belongs to maintenance or an additional production.

An estimate for your project

What does a virtual tour cost?

Virtual tours start at €1,500. Most business projects range from €2,500 to €5,000, excluding VAT. The size of the venue, preparation and chosen features determine the estimate.

Preparation, the shoot and production are included in the agreed project price. Additional locations, hosting and later updates are discussed separately.

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€ 1,500

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