It has already been 10 days of total lockdown and travel ban in Nepal. With several districts on the strict lockdown, movement of people and vehicles are strictly prohibited except the ones having the specific pass approved by the concerned authority. The shops providing essential items and services can only be operated in the morning from 7 am to 9 am. After that, there is hardly any movement on the roads of several districts of Nepal. The roads are once again empty in Nepal due to the second wave of Covid-19 safety concerns.
Since the tourism activities are totally suspended these days, the industry is pushed down to the ground once again. Traveling to the high mountains, the adventures, the beautiful and adventurous city tours, the thrill of adventure sports, the unique arts and architectures, the thrill of adrenaline rush and what not, we will be missing that once again for the time being. But we all know, once this is all over, people will travel to every nooks and every corners because traveling is a drug that will never ever loose its way from us.
Now, the real question here is, why not we move on for the virtual tours for the time being? There are several videos out there regarding virtual tours. But are people really interested in virtual tours? Are people really involving in these videos and watching? Is the virtual tours really collecting impressions from the tourists worldwide? These are the real questions that needs to be asked. If not then what is the best way to create an interesting virtual tour?
However the virtual tours of different tourist destinations and tourism activities inside Nepal can create a moment while the nation’s tourism industry is paused once again. The virtual might create an engaging audience during this tough time for the tourism industry. So the travel agencies should also focus on these as of now.
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