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Virtual tours are getting popular, and Actsugi meets that demand in Malaysia

“Virtual tours are not an alternative to actual tourism – it’s a pre-marketing tool.”

Featured in Web In Travel on 7 April 2023

Virtual tours are here to stay, and Actsugi is here to create them for businesses in and out of the travel space. Co-Founder Rachael Lum shares insights on what's happening and what's next with this innovative technology.

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Virtual tours are getting popular, and Actsugi meets that demand in Malaysia

“Virtual tours are not an alternative to actual tourism – it’s a pre-marketing tool.”

Visit Actsugi for 360° virtual tour technology
and digital transformation services.

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Virtual tours are getting popular, and Actsugi meets that demand in Malaysia

“Virtual tours are not an alternative to actual tourism – it’s a pre-marketing tool.”

Visit Actsugi for 360° virtual tour technology and digital transformation services.

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Visit Actsugi for 360° virtual tour technology
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