360° virtual tours in Trabzon.

A 360° virtual tour links panoramic photos taken at points throughout a venue. Visitors look around on their phone or computer and step from one point to the next. Seeing a hotel room before booking, checking a restaurant's terrace or walking through a school's classrooms gives a sense of place that a photo gallery cannot.

Our archive includes 360° shoots for hotels and bungalow resorts. The shot on this page is from the living room of one of them.

• Route plan: which rooms and areas, which capture points, and in what order visitors will move.
• Venue preparation: lights, curtains, tables and clutter; the venue should be empty or quiet.
• Capture: several exposures at every point so windows and interiors both read correctly.
• Stitching and clean-up: seams, horizon and colour checked by hand.
• Linking: transitions between points and, where useful, information hotspots.

The tour is linked to your business location on Google Maps, so anyone who finds you in Maps or search can step inside. The same tour can be embedded on your website with a Krpano-based player, so visitors explore the venue without leaving your site. If we build your website, we place the tour directly on the room, hall or menu pages.

• Hotels and bungalow resorts: room types, lobby, pool, restaurant and gardens.
• Restaurants and cafés: dining room, terrace, private areas and event layouts.
• Schools: classrooms, labs and sports areas, for parent open days.
• Clinics and gyms: waiting areas, treatment or training rooms and equipment.
• Wedding and event venues, shops and showrooms.

A tour published on Google Maps, a player or link to embed on your website, and the individual 360° panorama files. Shooting time depends on the number of points and the size of the venue; a restaurant with a few rooms and a resort with several buildings are not planned the same way. We set the date and number of points together in the proposal. 360° virtual tours are not part of monthly content work and are priced separately.

When a venue changes, the tour goes out of date: a new terrace, refurbished rooms, or a resort that looks different in winter and summer. Because we keep every panorama in our archive by client and shoot day, we can update only the points that changed instead of reshooting the whole tour.

A 360° frame sees in every direction, so we make sure nobody is left in the shot. If staff or guests will appear on the day, we place a privacy notice at the entrance and collect explicit consent from anyone featured; where needed we blur faces and number plates before publishing.