Accessibility Matters

For people with disabilities, mobility challenges, or health conditions, uncertainty is not a minor inconvenience — it can be the deciding factor between travelling or staying home.

A 360° virtual tour allows individuals to see exactly what to expect before they arrive, removing guesswork and anxiety around accessibility.

This is not about marketing — it is about informed decision-making, dignity, and inclusion.

See the Reality, Not an Assumption

Written accessibility statements and checklists are often incomplete or open to interpretation.

A 360° virtual tour provides a clear, visual understanding of:

• Steps, ramps, and level changes

• Door widths and turning space

• Corridors, entrances, and access routes

• Seating, bathrooms, and communal areas

This enables people to assess suitability based on their own needs, not generic labels.

Supporting Wheelchair Users & Limited Mobility Visitors

Confidence Before Commitment

For wheelchair users and those with limited mobility, knowing whether a space is usable in practice is essential.

Virtual tours:

• Reduce the risk of unpleasant surprises on arrival

• Support independent planning without repeated enquiries

• Help carers and family members plan appropriately

• Improve overall travel confidence

This clarity empowers people to make decisions safely and confidently.

Reducing Anxiety for Invisible Disabilities

Accessibility is not only about physical mobility.

People with anxiety, sensory sensitivities, or cognitive challenges benefit from being able to familiarise themselves with a space in advance.

A virtual tour:

• Allows gradual, stress-free exploration

• Reduces uncertainty and being overwhelmed

• Creates reassurance before travel

This leads to a more positive experience before, during, and after the visit.

Help People Travel With Confidence

A 360° virtual tour does more than showcase a space — it removes uncertainty.

Show people what to expect, so they can decide with confidence.