Get a VR Experience of your Next Travel Destination at the Airport
If you find yourself at the Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi at Terminal 3, you cannot miss the giant green dome-like installation. That one is to make sure that you don&rsquot get bored while waiting for your flight. You can hop into this planetarium-like dome to travel to your next chosen holiday destination, virtually.
The virtual dome is the latest VR project of QuaQua, a Hyderabad based end-to-end virtual travel platform which focuses on providing people with 360-degree experiences so they are clearer on their choice of a holiday destination.
You don&rsquot need a headset for this. That means there's no danger of virus transmission through a used headset. They have to operate it keeping in mind all airport rules and adopting all safety measures. Sanitation, mask-wearing and physical distancing rules have to be strictly followed. The dome is sanitised hourly. It can hold up to 16 people, but physical distancing measures allows a maximum of four people. The projection is around five to seven minutes long.
Experiences include a day/night walk-through Venice, Italy, and Luxor Temple in Egypt. They are constantly updating their content though.
