VR technology gives new meaning to ‘holidaying at home’. But is it really a substitute for travel?
- Written by Vikki Schaffer, Program Co-ordinator and Lecturer, Tourism, Leisure and Event Management, University of the Sunshine Coast
Participants in a virtual reality travel experience reported a sense of relaxation, similar to that gained from travel in real life.Shutterstock
As virtual reality technology improves, it creates new opportunities for travellers seeking new experiences. This is the latest instalment of our series exploring how technology is changing tourism.
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