Virtual tours for multiple locations.

A customer wants to see the warehouse handling their goods. An applicant wants to explore the workshop mentioned in a vacancy. A guest may be comparing two branches. Each location therefore needs a clear name, its own starting point and a link from the relevant website page.

For a larger collection of sites, a shared overview can help. Visitors can choose a country or branch before opening the tour. We discuss the navigation needed: three shops require a different approach from an international organisation with dozens of buildings.

For UPS, we created virtual tours in the Netherlands, Europe and North America. The current case shows how locations can be accessed from a central tour repository. The European presentation distinguishes countries, business units and individual sites.

For Marken, we captured six international locations. Buildings and storage areas differ, but a recognisable structure helps visitors find their way. At BAS, truck centres in Veghel, Tilburg and Veldhoven each have their own tour. These projects demonstrate different ways to present several real sites clearly.

A shared structure makes the controls familiar. This does not mean every building needs identical rooms or the same amount of information. Reception may matter most at one site, while a workshop, warehouse or particular facility matters at another.

We identify the recurring elements and the parts that need an individual explanation. These include room names, routes, languages and additional information. Visitors can then understand what to expect at each location.

Start with a list of locations and a contact person for each building. Tell us which sites are similar and where special spaces or recording conditions apply. This helps us agree the photography and information needed for each branch in advance.

Everything does not have to be photographed on the same day or in the same phase. We agree the sequence, the information you will supply and how the first tours will be reviewed. The agreed approach can then be reused at further sites. Exact timing and costs are set out in the proposal.

A renovation, new workshop or changed reception area may require updated images or explanations. Agree which details change and who reports them. We can also discuss how further locations can be added later.

For an estimate, send us the number of sites, their towns or countries and the purpose of the tours. Are they intended for customers, new employees or people comparing locations? This gives us the information to propose a series with a clear plan for each branch.