Guests Ask for More Videos? A Virtual Tour Answers Before You Send Another
A virtual tour replaces the loop of sending photos, then a video, then answering more questions with a single link. ₦100,000 covers up to 10 spaces. No monthly fees.
Every shortlet and hotel operator knows it by heart: a new enquiry arrives, you send photos, the guest asks for more pictures, you send another set, they ask for a video, you film a walkthrough on your phone, they go quiet, and you start over with the next enquiry. Each loop costs you the same time whether the guest books or not.
The loop that wastes your time
Every shortlet and hotel operator knows it by heart: a new enquiry arrives, you send photos, the guest asks for more pictures, you send another set, they ask for a video, you film a walkthrough on your phone, they go quiet, and you start over with the next enquiry. Each loop costs you the same time whether the guest books or not.
What a tour changes
A virtual tour collapses the loop into one link. The guest receives it on WhatsApp, opens it on their phone -- no app, no login -- and explores the property at their own pace. They see every room, every angle, exactly as it is.
The pricing math
₦100,000 for up to 10 spaces. A typical shortlet or apartment falls entirely under that. There are no monthly fees and no subscription. The link keeps working and guests keep using it.
Where the link goes
Send it on WhatsApp replies, embed it on your booking page, put it in your Instagram bio, add it to your Google profile, or print the QR code for on-site scanning. It works everywhere a guest finds you.
To get a tour for your property: message us on WhatsApp with your property type and location. We'll confirm your space count and price before anything is scheduled.
Start on WhatsAppWalk through our recent work at venu.ng/virtual-tours.