How virtual tours enable offsite planning

For over a year now it's been tough for venues.  Lockdowns, restrictions and the hesitation of businesses to plan events, mean venues have to find new ways to adapt and overcome these conditions to survive.  

Our team has 25 years of experience in the events industry.  We are passionate about helping businesses in this sector drive sales through strategic and innovative marketing.   

Challenges venues are facing

Lockdowns affect business in a variety of ways in addition to cancellations of events.  An organiser  might not feel as confident in organising the event if they are unable to: 

• conduct an initial site inspection
• come onsite in the lead up to an event
• have as many site visits as they usually would
• have their team members onsite with them

Remove obstacles with the benefits of virtual tours

• Allow for visualisation of the space, better than individual photos or videos could.
• Provide information and insights. It’s easier for an events manager to imagine their event there when they can see the space from a variety of angles. Take the guesswork out of it.
• Give planners more confidence to make decisions remotely. Floor plans have their limitations in understanding the outlook, what attendees will see and how they move around the space