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SITE Network is initiating a worldwide endeavor concerning tourism. As per the platform, the respective project merges Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality technologies while attempting to redefine tourism around the globe in collaboration with Enjin Blockchain. The platform mentioned that the project links the consumers to the finest locations. It reportedly offers authentic digital exploration experiences to consumers.
SITE Network Starts a Virtual Tourism Project of $39B Worth in Partnership with Enjin
The platform added that SITE Network has conceptualized many chief virtual worlds, replicating the real-world locations. One of them is Metinburgh which represents Scotland-based Edinburgh. The team of the platform has detected Castlehill (situated at Edinburgh Castle’s foot) as the initial digitized section. In addition to this, the Mayaverse is another virtual world, resurrecting the old Mayan civilization.
This project brings its comprehensive culture and history to life. Moreover, another such project goes by Metahattan. It displays New York City’s resilient culture. Site Network has carried out this project in collaboration with Parallel Worlds. Other than this, SITE Network also possesses a broad series of collaborators to make the virtual sites thereof alive.
Additionally, Parallel Worlds and SITE Network leverage the patented technology that their collaborator MRKD provides. With this, the joint endeavor will provide interoperable, rights-verified, and authenticated digital objects. The consumers can win the respective digital objects to access them across the virtual worlds of the SITE Network.
In the meantime, an NFC technology leader New York Culture Club also assists SITE Network. As a result of this, SITE Network can integrate the tokenized items into the digital sites. Furthermore, NYCC has also played a critical role in New York Fashion Week. Additionally, it has also entered the music industry by unveiling the vinyl records which are tokenized and NFC-enabled.
The Project Aims at Alluring People to Visit Real-World Places with Exclusive Interactive Elements
Virtual tourism has a positive impact on the intention of tourists to go to real attractions. In this respect, the virtual worlds of SITE Network have a significant potential to allure people to real-world visits. They also provide enhanced experiences along with persuading people to preserve their travel memories. The immersive experiences of the historical sites reportedly bring them to life. Consumers can leverage interactive elements such as touch-responsive artifacts as well as guided tours.