VDroom is setting the new standard with VR websites for the hospitality industry. Following the likes of Israeli power houses like Wix (website builder), Waze (GPS Navigation) and Mobileye (Driving safety), VDroom is changing the way people engage with VR images and book their accommodations.
Tel Aviv, Israel — VDroom is soon-to-be the first company ever to provide hotels and holiday apartments the opportunity to access VR content from a web-based browser.
VDroom is the first ever web-based, hospitality platform presented in virtual reality. It provides hotels and holiday apartments the opportunity to build a VR website that users can conveniently access, easily navigate, and save time when booking online. That is, without companies losing traffic. In fact, VDroom is designed with SEO in mind to increase organic traffic, direct booking, and revenues for many sites.
The founder of VDroom, Michal Hubschmann, realized that online travel agents were becoming too expensive and inefficient to work with. That’s where VDroom comes in. The services that VDroom provides enable companies to be as creative as possible with their content by helping them to create fully HTML-editable image uploads as well as a variety of meta tag constructs through their site. These features grant better communication with search engines for optimal SEO.
“With our VR site, you really have the opportunity to achieve, succeed, and make it look good while you are doing it. Never before has the hospitality sector been able to use VR to boost direct traffic and bring increased revenue to their sites.” Michal Hubschmann, CEO of VDroom
As of today, there are no other sites in the industry providing the same services that VDroom does.
And while App-based VR technologies help hotels captivate a larger audience, web-based VR technologies with VR booking capabilities like VDroom help increase the company’s direct booking conversion rates as clients surf and explore the VR website.
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