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Organisers compare venues on paper, quickly, often without travelling. Finding the right venue can take them up to 45 hours of research, according to Brightelm's venue sourcing guide. Among ten technical sheets, the venue that can be toured online stays on the final shortlist. With a virtual tour, they explore your rooms, read your capacities and picture their event before the first call.
Domaine de Landrevie Read the case study1,700 interactions with the pop-up and 3,700 features used in one year. An exceptional venue is toured before it is booked.
They come in through reception, cross the main hall, discover the adjoining spaces and check the circulation routes.
Theatre, cocktail, banquet, meeting: the capacity of each layout is shown in the room concerned.
As an option, the dimensioned 2D floor plan completes the immersion: floor areas, room layout, how the zones connect.
Every site visit ties someone up to welcome people, show them round and answer the same questions. Many lead to nothing, and your team loses hours. With a virtual tour, organisers do their first sift remotely, and you only hear from serious projects.
An organiser comparing many venues only travels to a few. The venue they could not see drops off their list, even if it was a good fit. With the tour, they check your spaces and show the atmosphere to their management. Your venue starts with a head start.
The more distinctive a venue is, whether a rooftop, an industrial hall or a vaulted cellar, the less photos can describe it. So organisers hesitate, unsure how to set it up. With a virtual tour, they grasp its volumes and circulation routes, and what makes you different becomes a reason to choose you.
Describe your events venue in two minutes. The nearest agency in the network will reply with a price and a date for the visit.
Each agency in the network sets its own prices freely.
These options add to the tour depending on your spaces and how qualified you want enquiries to be.
An events agency shortlists three venues on paper for its client. With the tour attached to your proposal, it presents your venue exactly as it is, spaces and circulation included.
Place the tour on the page for each space, next to capacities and layouts. Visitors picture themselves there before writing to you. Their enquiries arrive more focused.
The link and its QR code go into your presentation pack and your trade fair materials. Prospects go from paper to tour in one tap.
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Let’s talk about your projectSite visits, room staging, capacities, private hire enquiries: the answers you need before arranging the capture.
It replaces the first sift. Organisers rule your venue in or out remotely; the in-person site visit remains useful for advanced projects, but it becomes a confirmation rather than a discovery.
Both approaches have their merits. A set room helps people picture a specific format; an empty room lets them imagine every layout. Your contact advises you during scoping based on your most frequent requests.
Points of interest show the capacity of each room by layout (theatre, cocktail, banquet, meeting) with the floor area and the technical information you choose.
Yes. The visit is scheduled between two events, on a quiet day, to capture prepared spaces without disrupting your business.
That is actually where it adds the most. Unusual volumes, multiple levels, outdoor areas: immersion makes clear what photos flatten.
The form built into the tour sends you each enquiry with the date, format and guest numbers given by the organiser.
Got another question?
Talk to an expertDescribe your spaces, your layouts and the events you host. The agency in your area gets back to you with a scope, a tailored proposal and a date for the visit between two events.
Each agency in the network sets its own prices freely. The agency in your area will send you a tailored proposal.
How do you order your first
virtual tour?
You get in touch with our team
We point you to the agency that covers your area.
We draw up a brief together
A video call or an on-site meeting sets the scope of the project and your proposal.
Your local contact comes to you
Your local agency captures your space on site with a Matterport 360° camera with a built-in LiDAR sensor, then handles the editing.
You receive your virtual tour
The link and its documentation arrive within 48 business hours of the capture.
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