Hospitality
Hotels, restaurants and resorts. A walkthrough that presents the property the way a guest sees it, and records the back of house the way an operator needs it.
Why it matters here
A hotel sells a feeling and runs on logistics. The same scan serves both: the public tour shows a suite, a ballroom or a terrace to a planner on the other side of the world, and the operational tour shows the kitchen, the plant room and the service corridors to the people who maintain them. Renovation cycles are short, and each one starts with a reliable record of the last.
What you upload
A terrestrial scan with HDR panoramas, taken when the spaces are dressed and lit as you want them seen. Service areas can be scanned on the same visit and uploaded separately.
What they get
A hosted link with a QR code for sales and event planning, and the downloadable folder for the owner and the operator. Floor plans and measurements for the event team, the section box for the engineers.
Questions from this sector
Can the public tour hide the back of house?
Scan the guest areas and the service areas as separate projects. Publish the first, keep the second for operations, and both stay in the hub under one address.
Is the tour good enough for marketing?
The panoramas are what your scanner captured, in HDR, with flight transitions and a cinematic auto-tour. Many owners use the hosted link directly in their sales material.