E2 Dubai South, a venue in Dubai, has launched a new 3D virtual tour of its space, available at this link. The programme allows prospective visitors to explore the venue’s space digitally, navigating the exhibition, concert and conference setups. The venue hopes the new technology will allow event organisers to examine the space in advance, looking at staging, ceiling, AV installation, multimedia content, catering and branding options. The tour is also available in virtual reality. Daniele Villa, E2 Dubai South’s Managing Director said: “We introduced E2 Dubai South Event & Exhibition Center to the event organizers worldwide just a few months ago. “As a matter of fact, we were looking for a solution that could enable visitors with full site experience even if they were 10,000 miles away from the destination. “Our main goal was to give event organizers a world-class digital experience and a full understanding of their event needs, minding the fact that our main advantage was space flexibility.”
Dubai venue launches interactive and virtual reality tours
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