Introduce visitors to your facilities in advance

At My Sun on Aalsterweg in Eindhoven, the tour begins at reception. Visitors then explore the lounge, corridors and tanning cabins, seeing how the branch is arranged.

This is a tanning studio, not a sauna complex. It demonstrates how individual facilities can be reached within one walkthrough. For a sauna, relaxation area or treatment room, we choose different viewpoints and explanations.

Select spaces around that introduction: where am I welcomed, what does the facility look like, and how does it connect to the rest? A large venue needs a recognisable structure; a small practice may need only a few carefully chosen viewpoints.

Visual information and instructions have separate roles. Keep opening hours, house rules and treatment details in your current visitor information. We discuss which explanations are useful beside a space.

Arrange photography when selected spaces are empty and prepared. Check personal belongings, appointment information, mirrors and screens. Agree who will be present and which areas stay out of the presentation.

Choose dressing and lighting deliberately too. The walkthrough should show a recognisable setting. After an extension or new facility, updated photography can show what has actually changed.

My Sun’s locations in Winkelcentrum Woensel and on Woenselse Markt were also photographed. Each has its own walkthrough and actual layout. This approach can suit other groups of venues too.

Tell us the branches, facilities and possible photography dates. We agree the selection, photography and production. Hosting and future updates are costed separately from changes to booking information.