I know.  That sounds ridiculous, while the country - and the whole world - is reeling from the effects of further lockdowns and the anxiety of the Covid pandemic.  Our heart goes out to everybody who has been affected by the loss of loved ones and the stresses of getting through all this in one piece.  We feel it too.

But, for many businesses, this is an opportunity to make sure that, when things go back to normal, your business is ready to hit the ground running.  Accommodation providers, retail properties, restaurants, gyms, hairdressers and especially schools and colleges can allow customers and website visitors to explore their properties virtually, from the comfort of their own homes - and without the stresses of travel and social distancing.

Not only that, but funding options are available for businesses within the Peak District, where we are based, to support digitalisation of their websites, including the creation of virtual tours.

There has probably never been a better time for schools to add a 360° virtual tour to their websites.  As well as making their websites stand out, incorporating modern, eye-catching design, with the pressures of social distancing it is the perfect way to invite parents and children to explore school remotely.

September is here, and we have an amazing offer for you!  A stunning 360° virtual tour of your business, property or location, embedded on your website, for only £149 plus vat!  But be quick, the offer is limited to the first 10 customers... so contact us to book your tour now!

 Monsal Dale is one of the most popular scenic areas of the Peak District.  Enjoy a virtual tour of the dale, including the famous viaduct and the historic Cressbrook.

"A picture is worth a thousand words."  It is thought that this expression is a paraphrasing of a quote from Henrik Ibsen, who said, "A thousand words leave not the same deep impression as does a single deed."  

If a picture is worth a thousand words, imagine how much a virtual tour is worth.  A thousand photographs?  A million words?

Our latest project was a virtual tour of the Millennium Walkway, which clings to a sheer stone railway embankment, overlooking the River Goyt.