Future of 'extended reality' tourism is now
Features Future of 'extended reality' tourism is now When the coronavirus pandemic shut down travel around the world, some natural, historical and cultural sites saw it as a call to redouble their efforts to embrace extended reality, both to let people tour these destinations from afar and to develop meaningful new ways for travelers to experience them on-site, in hopes of luring them back after the health emergency eased. by The Washington Post Jul. 28 2021 @ 7:47pm This rendering shows how a student could visit a 3-D recreation of the city of Petra produced by TimeLooper in collaboration wi...