Sectors
A virtual tour for your organisation.
A factory presents different spaces from a hotel or school. Choose your sector to explore suitable spaces, preparation and project examples.
Businesses and workplaces
07Industry and production
A website photograph shows one part of the workplace. A virtual tour lets customers and job applicants explore the areas of your production site that you want to present.
Logistics and distribution centres
Let customers and prospective employees explore your logistics facility without travelling there first. A virtual tour presents the spaces that matter to them.
Showrooms and experience centres
A showroom shows how products, materials and displays fit together. Let customers explore it themselves, even before a visit has been arranged.
Shops and retail chains
Let customers explore your departments and shop interior in advance. In a virtual tour, visitors choose where to look and which displays to examine more closely.
Offices and shared business premises
Visitors want to see where they will be welcomed. Applicants focus on the working environment. Let both explore the spaces you want to present.
Car dealers and truck showrooms
A showroom, handover area and workshop each show a different part of your business. Let customers explore the selected spaces and choose where to look.
Property and real estate
Let prospective buyers and tenants explore an existing property and its layout remotely.
Learning, care and wellbeing
05Healthcare facilities and hospitals
A first visit often starts with questions about the building. A virtual tour lets visitors explore the spaces you want to show at a time that suits them.
Childcare and after-school care
When choosing childcare, parents want to know where their child will play, eat and rest. A virtual tour lets them explore the layout and different rooms before a visit.
Gyms and sports centres
Before visiting, people want to understand the layout of your gym. A virtual tour lets them explore the training floor and facilities at their own pace.
Wellness and saunas
Before a first visit, people want to see the reception, rooms and facilities. A virtual tour introduces your venue at a time that suits the visitor.
Education
Let pupils, students and parents explore classrooms, practical teaching spaces and facilities.
Accommodation and holidays
03Hotels
A guest wants to know where they will stay. A business booker may mainly need to assess a meeting room. A virtual tour lets them explore the spaces that matter to their decision.
Holiday parks and resorts
Accommodation, setting and facilities together shape a holiday park stay. A virtual tour lets guests explore selected rooms and places in advance.
Campsites and glamping
Guests want to understand the setting and facilities. A virtual tour presents selected pitches, accommodation and shared spaces before they visit.
Events, culture and hospitality
05Event and conference venues
For a conference, meeting or gathering, organisers need to understand the spaces. A virtual tour lets them explore rooms and facilities before discussing an enquiry.
Wedding venues
Choosing a wedding venue involves atmosphere and layout. A virtual tour lets couples explore selected spaces before arranging a viewing with you.
Museums and exhibitions
A virtual tour lets visitors explore a selection of galleries themselves. Present the layout and route, or keep an exhibition available digitally after it closes.
Theatres and cultural venues
A virtual tour gives audiences and organisers a spatial view of your cultural venue. They choose where to look and which parts of the building to explore.
Restaurants and hospitality
For dinner, a meeting or a group booking, guests want to see where they will be. A virtual tour lets them explore your hospitality venue themselves.
Your project
Which spaces would you like to show?
Tell us about your location, intended audience and the spaces that matter. We will discuss a suitable scope and estimate.