While many of your clients’ bucket list trips might have been cancelled or postponed, there are still ways that they can make the most of this situation, such as reading the history behind their destination, learning some words of the local tongue, or even taking a virtual tour to keep the excitement. In this article, we’re focusing on the latter: virtual tours of some of the world’s top attractions. Even if you have visited these top attractions before, it might be nice to go back in and see how things might have changed!
Great Wall of China
Vatican City
Palace of Versailles, France
Machu Picchu, Peru
Buckingham Palace, United Kingdom
Montserrat, Spain
This beautiful monastery built into the surrounding cliffs is something out of a fantasy novel, and now that fantasy can be enjoyed from the comfort of your home. The virtual tour takes you to different sections of the monastery and offers a 360 degree click and drag experience.
La Sagrada Familia, Spain
Florence Duomo, Italy
Similar to la Sagrada Familia, the Duomo in Florence is an iconic must-see experience. This virtual tour let’s you take a look inside the Duomo and gaze upwards (on your computer, of course) to take in the stunning frescos and architecture. You can also scroll through different rooms and learn more about the history of the cathedral.
Hagia Sophia, Turkey
Flower Dome, Singapore
The Flower Dome at the Gardens by the Bay in Singapore is one of the world’s largest greenhouses. Perpetually in spring, these gardens are breathtaking and can even cause a sense of calm when touring them virtually. This virtual tour let’s clients view not only the Flower Dome, but the Cloud Forest Dome as well.
Sydney Opera House, Australia
Disney World, United States
Bonus: Top Attraction of the Future – Mars Walk
Trips to Mars aren’t possible for most of us… yet. But if there’s anything we can learn from our current predicament, it is that we have to be thinking about the future. Now you can walk on Mars without having to go through the rigorous training astronauts have to go through in order to go to space.