Multilingual Virtual Tours One tour for every visitor
A single tour can speak to guests from many countries. This function is for hotels, venues, brands and agencies in Thailand and the region whose visitors read Thai, Chinese, Russian, Arabic and more. You maintain one tour, and your visitors read it in their own language.
Matterport has no built-in translation. A standard tour carries its labels and notes in one language, so everyone else guesses or leaves. The usual workaround is a separate tour for each language, which means repeated capture work and copies that drift apart. In Xperio3D you keep one tour. Visitors choose a language from a menu, and every tag, menu and panel changes with the choice.
Offer the languages your visitors use. In Thailand that often means Thai, English, Chinese, Russian, German, Korean, Japanese and Arabic.
One language leaves visitors out
Switch languages in the Sofitel Krabi tour
Open the live tour, pick a language from the menu and watch the tags and panels change while you stay in the same spot.
What 360INT takes care of
Multilingual Tours 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 multilingual tours
We choose languages from your visitor mix and decide who reviews each one.
Industries that use this feature
Add multilingual tours to your tour
For Multilingual Tours, 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
How many languages can one tour hold?
More than 50 are available. You usually need fewer. We suggest a set based on where your guests come from, and we can add more later without touching the capture.
Is the translation only machine output?
No. AI creates the first version, and every line can then be edited by hand. We do the editing for you, and your own staff or native speakers can review the results.
Does the language switch change the whole tour?
Yes. Tags, menus and panels follow the language the visitor picks, not only the page around the tour. The visitor stays in the same spot, so the switch does not interrupt the visit.
Do Arabic and Hebrew work properly?
Yes. Both are supported as right-to-left languages, and the interface mirrors to suit them. We check the layout on screen as part of testing, not only the words, because spacing and alignment break easily.
What if we change the text later?
Tell us what changed. We update the source text, translate the new lines, edit them by hand and publish all languages together, so no language version is left behind. Planned changes can be batched into one update.