View a 3D Virtual Tour Portfolio with a mixture of small, medium, large and extra large spaces. Get a feel for the quality. Our hundreds of 3D Tours range in size from The House of Honey to Optus Stadium.

You might not only like to request the total number of 3D tours completed related to your industry, but even more important, the level of complexity and sheer size of tours created. There is no substitute for experience.
To our knowledge, there is nobody in Australia that comes close and can give you peace of mind about a successful outcome even under the most challenging circumstances, such as 100% occupancy resorts in mid season. You ask, we have already done it.

As shown in the below image, we have trackable stats specifically related to your industry. Creating a 3D tour is a great starting point, but its all about online visitors and traffic to the tour.

We can provide references from any number of venue operators similar to yours. Feel free to select a random one to suit.

No two venues are the same. We provide a free quote and site inspection each time to advise you on your most beneficial outcome.

We will match the written price offered by a competitor provided they have comparable credentials to EventSpace3D. This is in addition to our prices being among the most competitive in the industry already.

We have a “No-Questions-Asked” Money Back Guarantee offered with every EventSpace3D Virtual Tour.

We create engaging videos from your 3D Tour. Voice overs, drone footage, multi language videos and much more is available.

Do we assist with promoting your 3D Tour once it has been completed?

• Your website and Socials play the biggest part in making people aware that you have virtual tour assets that make their experience amazing.
• At the same time, yes, we have numerous projects on the go at any one time, where your spaces will receive lots of exposure.
• Ask us about our different delivery platforms and apps that suit your industry perfectly.
• Also, for WA, we submit select 3D venue tours to be published on the “westernaustralia.com” website for added exposure.