Our 360 virtual tours make it possible for interested guests to get an authentic flavour of your accommodation services, allowing them to “try before you buy”, which ultimately builds trust and interest in your brand.  

Selling experiences through storytelling and visual narratives is key in the hospitality industry. Virtual viewings are a proven marketing method that helps increase ‘look to book’ ratios by engaging your website visitors in interactive 360 experiences of your properties.

You need to have a 360 camera in order to capture videos and imagery in 360. Using a tripod is helpful to stabilise your shots, and you can always edit it out later with a program like Adobe.  

It’s probably best to go with a camera that you can attach to a phone, as that makes it easier to upload and also does the stitching for you. Take a look at this article on our website about the best 360 cameras to invest in.

Make full use of the existing assets you already have.  Insert your 2D images or videos, audio or text within your scenes.  You can upload 2D images up to a file size of 2MB, 2D videos up to a file size of 256MB and 360 videos up to a file size of 1GB.

Under the ‘Elements’ section, click ‘Insert Element’. Now you can choose from a variety of elements to include in your story, including text.  Other elements you can include are 2D images, video, static banners, starting position, audio and hotspots. You can also add hyperlinks (like to your website, for example) to these elements.

Under the ‘Elements’ section, click ‘Insert Element’. Now you can choose from a variety of elements to include in your story, including static banners and hyperlinks.

When you publish your project, it will automatically create a URL for you to share on your social media networks.  As simple as that!

When you publish your project, it will automatically create an embed code that you can copy and insert into your website CMS system.

The virtual tours you create are viewable on VR headsets and all mobile and desktop devices.  The output works across all modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Microsoft Edge), and is optimised for use on Chrome. The output also works on iOS and Android.