Virtual look around: interaction quality evaluation for virtual tour in multiple platforms

Rodrigues, Adriel; Cheiran, Jean Felipe Patikowski

doi:10.1109/svr51698.2020.00023

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“…program was utilized for image stitching, a practice observed in several prior studies (Rodrigues & Cheiran, 2020) (Cirulis et al, 2015). The findings affirm that Pano2VR is a fitting tool in the assembly process of developing virtual tours.…”

Section: The Outcome Of Assembly Phasesupporting

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Virtual Tour As A Tourist Attraction Promotion Media Using Multimedia Development Life Cycle

Dwi Intan Af’idah

2023

ICTMT

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This study is dedicated to the development of a comprehensive web-based virtual tour application known as the "Virtual Tour Application for Lembah Rembulan Tourist Attraction," designed to function as an information hub. Despite possessing diverse attractions and geographical advantages, the local tourism sector is inadequately promoted due to limited utilization of digital technology. The research follows the Multimedia Development Life Cycle (MDLC) methodology. Notably, the virtual tour website developed in this study provides a website profile, social media information, contact details for the tourist destination operator, and reviews, serving as valuable considerations for prospective tourists. Another noteworthy feature is the dynamic nature of information in the virtual exploration component, enabling tourist attraction operators to make real-time adjustments. It is anticipated that the Virtual Tour Application for Lembah Rembulan Tourist Attraction will serve as a platform for information sharing, fostering immediate community interest in visiting Lembah Rembulan Tourist Attraction. Black-box testing results affirm the effective construction of the system based on proposed scenarios, with two testing roles: visitors and tourist attraction operators.

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Virtual Tour As A Tourist Attraction Promotion Media Using Multimedia Development Life Cycle

Dwi Intan Af’idah

2023

ICTMT

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“…360-degree images that explore an entire environment are a major feature of a virtual tour, and they should be of high quality (resolution) and can be explored from a variety of visual angles [6] b. Intuitive navigation, in the sense that the visual display should allow users to navigate the surrounding environment easily. This includes icons or arrows indicating directions that can be explored and features for zoom-in zoom and zoomout options [7] c. Interactive means it should include information popups when the user clicks on certain objects in the tour integrated with video or audio containing links to additional information. The more and detailed information allows users experience the visualization through narration of the tourist spots [8] d. 3D-view allows users to enter a space or environment with greater depth and wider perspectives.…”

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360 Virtual Tour for Online Tourism Promotion: A Study of Visual Indonesian Virtual Tour of Surabaya

Puspita Sari Sukardani,

Mutiah,

Vinda Maya Setianingrum

et al. 2023

TSSJ

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The presence of increasingly advanced technology has affected positively the advertising industry. The presence of a virtual tour as an alternative to virtual tourism, for instance, has offered a new space for the travel experience as users can feel how it is to be in a certain place without having to go to that place directly. In addition, virtual tours are able to provide an initial description of how a tourist object is reviewed before traveling and be used as a virtual promotional medium. As used as a means of digital promotion, the visual depiction in the virtual tour should comply with the rules of the elements and design concepts of the virtual tour. Using content analysis through explanatory approach, the results of visual observations of virtual tour objects in Indonesian Virtual Tour are Surabaya virtual tourism objects which are described even though they have fulfilled several elements of the design concept but still need to take a more selling point of view to the visitors in the case of their visit to be used as a means of tourism promotion.

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Business models of multisided platforms for in-destination tours and activities: a morphological analysis approach

Bapiri,

Esfandiar,

O’Connor

2024

Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing

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Virtual look around: interaction quality evaluation for virtual tour in multiple platforms

Cited by 7 publications

References 13 publications

Virtual Tour As A Tourist Attraction Promotion Media Using Multimedia Development Life Cycle

Virtual Tour As A Tourist Attraction Promotion Media Using Multimedia Development Life Cycle

360 Virtual Tour for Online Tourism Promotion: A Study of Visual Indonesian Virtual Tour of Surabaya

Business models of multisided platforms for in-destination tours and activities: a morphological analysis approach

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