Virtual space is the place

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07 December 2006Virtual tours allow people to view an environment without having to physically travel to their location of interest. On a typical day, more than five million people are taking virtual tours in cyberspace, up from roughly two million in 2004. Through virtual tours, people can get information and experience which may not otherwise be available to them, preview a location before an actual visit, and make more informed plans and selections.

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