Booking in Virtual Tours Reserve from the room they are viewing
A visitor looks at a suite, a spa room or a restaurant table, and the option to reserve it sits right there. This function suits hotels, venues, attractions and yacht charter teams that want enquiries to start inside the tour.
A standard Matterport tour or 360 photo tour shows the space and stops. The visitor must remember the room name, leave the tour, find your booking page and start over. Many never come back. The tour also has no way to tell your team which room the visitor was looking at when they decided to ask. Booking in the tour closes that gap: the action is tied to the space on screen and goes straight to your own system.
Stays, tickets, appointments and table reservations. Each tour uses the actions that fit the business, and each action can carry its own wording and button.
A tour that ends in a different tab
Try it in the Sofitel Krabi demo
The demo environment runs on demo data. Open a room, start a booking action and see how the request follows the space you are viewing.
What 360INT takes care of
Booking in the Tour is part of Xperio3D, which 360INT develops. We capture the space, set the feature up, prepare the content and keep it current, so your team receives a finished experience instead of another tool to learn.
From scope to a live booking in the tour
We agree which spaces are bookable, which action types apply and which system receives the requests.
Industries that use this feature
Add booking in the tour to your tour
For Booking in the Tour, tell us about your space and the systems you use. We confirm what fits, how it connects and what it costs before anything is booked.
Questions
Do we need to change our booking system?
No. The tour links to the calendar or booking engine you already run. We configure the link and test it. Hotels can add the deeper HospitalityOS connection, described on our Industry Software page. Either way, your existing system stays the one that holds the booking.
Will the tour show live prices and availability?
Only where the connected system supports it. Some systems share availability and pricing, others only receive requests. We tell you which applies before we build, so you know what visitors will see.
Who takes payment?
The connected system does. The tour passes the request along, and payment and final confirmation follow your existing process. This keeps your rates, deposits and cancellation rules in one place.
What happens if we have no booking engine?
The request goes to the property by email or another contact route, and your team confirms with the guest by contact. You can connect a booking system later without rebuilding the tour or losing the actions already placed.
Can we see which rooms get enquiries?
Yes. Booking interactions can be recorded in analytics and forwarded to a CRM. Because each action is tied to the room or area in view, your sales team can see which spaces prompt requests.