Hyderabad

The first such kiosk was put up at Indira Gandhi International Airport at Delhi last month, and another one is the process of being operationalised in Mumbai. “We plan to have it in most of the big cities this year itself”, he told PTI on the sidelines of a business-to-business roadshow here today. “We plan to have it in Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Kolkata and Chennai”. Officials said virtual reality kiosk brings to life the backwaters of Kerala and offered a unique experience to its visitors. A two minute film watched with a VR headset transports the audience to a Kerala houseboat floating in serene backwaters of the southern state, they said. 

Nandakumar said the VR ‘experience site’, the latest promotional and marketing initiative of Kerala Tourism, has attracted much attention since it went operational in the national capital. “Those who want to visit (Kerala)...they can have a feel of being in Kerala by seeing the film. Now, we are giving backwater experience. Later, we will have more (add more attractions),” he said. 

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