One collaboration across many locations
We created the first UPS tours for locations in the Netherlands. Projects in Germany, the United Kingdom, Hungary, Italy, Canada and the United States followed. A single assignment thus grew into an international collection of virtual tours.
In the Netherlands, locations in Amsterdam, Venlo and Roermond are included. Outside the Netherlands, examples include Coventry, Dunstable, Tamworth, Munich, Frankfurt, Hanover, Budapest and several locations in North America.
From logistics to healthcare
Not every UPS location serves the same purpose. The tours show distribution centres, warehouses, freight-forwarding sites and healthcare environments. The layout, scale and technology differ by building, so each tour is tailored to the location and its intended use.
At UPS Healthcare in Louisville, the tour begins with an overview of the building. Inside, visitors can explore storage areas, racking and temperature-controlled zones. This provides a much more complete picture than a series of separate photographs.
A recent healthcare location in Italy
The tour of UPS Healthcare in Somaglia shows how the same approach works at a new international location. The visit begins outside with an overview of the building. Visitors can then explore the reception area and large warehouse.
All locations organised in one place
As the number of tours grows, visitors should not have to search through separate links. The European sites are therefore brought together in one central UPS Virtual Tour Repository. Visitors choose a country, business unit and location, then start the relevant tour.
Why this approach works
- Locations can be explored remotely.
- One tour can support several different purposes.
- International teams work with the same visual information.
- Countries and business units remain easy to navigate.
- New locations can be added later.