Help people understand, plan and feel confident about their visit with accessibility videos, virtual tours and inclusive visual content. By clearly showing layouts, accessible routes, entrances, facilities and potential obstacles, these tools give visitors the practical information they need to make informed decisions before they arrive.
Our accessibility solutions include 3D and 360 virtual tours, narrated and interactive videos, subtitles, audio descriptions, visual information points and videos filmed from a wheelchair user’s perspective. They can reduce anxiety around unfamiliar environments, support greater independence and provide virtual access to areas that may be physically inaccessible. Ideal for hotels, visitor attractions, event venues, schools and businesses, accessible visual content helps you welcome a wider audience while demonstrating a genuine commitment to inclusion and excellent visitor care.
Accessibility videos and virtual tours show visitors what to expect before arriving. They can highlight entrances, accessible routes, lifts, toilets, parking, seating, facilities and potential obstacles, helping customers decide whether a location meets their individual needs.
These tools are valuable for hotels, event venues, visitor attractions, schools, museums, heritage properties, care providers and other customer-facing organisations. They are particularly useful for large, unfamiliar or complex locations.
Depending on your requirements, content can include subtitles, narration, audio descriptions, visual prompts, information points and accessible-route guidance. We can also produce videos filmed from a wheelchair user’s perspective to provide a realistic view of the customer journey.
No. Honest, detailed information allows people to make informed decisions based on their own requirements. Virtual tours can also provide digital access to areas that may be physically inaccessible, which is particularly valuable for listed or historic buildings.
It can help you reach a wider audience, build customer confidence and reduce uncertainty before a visit. It also demonstrates your commitment to inclusion, strengthens your reputation and may encourage more enquiries, bookings and visits.
Your content can be embedded on your website and shared through social media, email, booking information, digital guides and customer communications. It can also support staff when responding to accessibility questions before a visit.
