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
Your customer wants to see what you can manufacture. An applicant wants to know where they will work. A technical team needs to revisit an installation later. A virtual tour of your factory starts with the people who will use the images.
Logistics and distribution centres
A customer unfamiliar with your distribution centre may see little more than racks in a warehouse photograph. In a virtual tour, they can also explore reception, work zones and connections. Show how your logistics facility is arranged and which areas answer their questions.
Showrooms and experience centres
Your adviser knows exactly why a display is arranged that way. An online visitor does not yet. A virtual showroom lets customers explore and gives them an explanation at the point where a question arises.
Shops and retail chains
Where is the department I need? What does the shop look like, and where can I ask for advice? A virtual shop tour lets customers look around in advance, from a large pet store to an optician with separate examination rooms.
Offices and shared business premises
A customer is coming for a meeting. An applicant wants to see where they might work. A prospective tenant is considering the space. A virtual office tour starts with that question: who will explore it, and what should they be able to discover?
Car dealers and truck showrooms
One customer wants to see where to bring a truck. Another wants to explore a vehicle interior. Those are different presentations. For a dealership tour, we select buildings and spaces that show your services.
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
Where do I check in? What does the room look like? What happens behind that door? A virtual tour of your healthcare facility gives these questions a visible setting. Visitors choose where to look and which explanations to open.
Childcare and after-school care
Where will my baby sleep? What does the group room look like? Where do children play outside? Let parents explore in advance, so the introductory meeting can focus on the questions they still have.
Gyms and sports centres
Before a first visit, people want to know more than which machines you have. How is the training floor arranged? Where do they check in? Which space suits their training? A virtual tour lets new members explore your gym beforehand.
Wellness and saunas
What does reception look like? Where does that corridor lead, and how is each room arranged? A virtual tour lets first-time visitors explore your wellness venue at their own pace. You decide which facilities to show.
Education
Let pupils, students and parents explore classrooms, practical teaching spaces and facilities.
Accommodation and holidays
03Hotels
A family room is more than a bedroom with extra beds. A meeting room is more than a table and chairs. Let guests and event organisers explore the layout before discussing a room or gathering.
Holiday parks and resorts
Sleeping six does not explain how a holiday home is arranged. Are the bedrooms together? How does the kitchen connect to the living room? A virtual holiday park tour lets guests explore selected accommodation types for themselves.
Campsites and glamping
One guest wants a sheltered pitch. Another wants to understand the bedrooms inside a glamping tent. A virtual campsite tour shows selected pitches and facilities around those different questions.
Events, culture and hospitality
05Event and conference venues
An organiser needs a room, but also wants to understand reception and how guests move to the next space. A virtual event venue tour shows how those areas fit together before the first site visit.
Wedding venues
Where will the ceremony take place? What does the dining room look like? Can guests stay overnight? Let couples explore the spaces at their own pace before discussing the possibilities for their day.
Museums and exhibitions
Do you want to preserve an exhibition after it closes, or let visitors explore the building before arriving? Both can use a virtual tour, but they need different spaces, images and explanations.
Theatres and cultural venues
A visitor wants to find the entrance and see the auditorium. An organiser considers the stage, layout and adjoining spaces. A virtual theatre or cultural venue tour can help both when you decide which route to show.
Restaurants and hospitality
Someone booking a table looks for different things from a person arranging a group dinner. Show your restaurant or bar around those questions: how is it arranged, what seating is available, and which spaces connect?
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.