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    VIRTUAL REALITY TRAVEL: MORE THAN JUST A GIMMICK?

    May 06, 2021 3 minutes
    WORDS: SARAH BARRELL

    nce the preserve of gamers, geeks and marketing agencies, VR has been given a new lease of life under lockdown. Let’s be clear: it’s never going to replace actual, physical travel in the real world. But as the technology gets better — the headsets more advanced and apps genuinely more immersive — and a new generation of tech-friendly gamers grow up into globetrotters, VR could become a standard part of the travel

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