𝍤 Extended Reality (XR), encompassing Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), and Mixed Reality (MR), is transforming the tourism industry by providing innovative and immersive experiences.

Here are some Extended Reality (XR) tourist sites and attractions that offer immersive experiences:

• Singapore: The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) utilizes XR technologies, such as their "Virtual Singapore" 3D digital twin, to allow visitors to explore key attractions and cultural experiences.
• London, UK: Notable examples include the Illusionaries exhibition and Outernet, as well as a mixed reality tour of landmarks like Buckingham Palace and the Tower of London offered by a London.
• Seattle, Washington, USA: DreamPark is developing an XR theme park with a location open at West Canal Yards.
• Las Vegas, Nevada, USA: The Sphere is a prominent example of XR used to create multisense Around the World (Virtual Experiences): Virtual travel experiences are available through applications like BRINK Traveler for exploring real-world locations in 3D, Travelers for exploring world heritage sites, Google Earth VR, and various virtual tours of famous landmarks and attractions globally.

Museums integrating XR: Museums such as the Cleveland Museum of Art, Illinois Holocaust Museum, Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, National Museum of Singapore, and Museo Galileo in Florence, Italy, are incorporating XR to enhance visitor engagement and exploration.

Theme parks & attractions: Theme parks and attractions are also utilizing XR, including Universal Orlando Resort's Spider-Man ride, and VR experiences from pioneers like The VOID, Arkave, Hologate, and Skydive VR.

Other notable examples: XR applications in tourism extend to augmented reality tour guides, AR language translation apps, augmented hiking trails, and mixed reality applications in education that enable virtual tours.

The tourism industry is increasingly adopting XR technology, including VR, AR, and mixed reality, to offer innovative and immersive ways for people to explore the world, both physically and virtually.