TellMe DigiInfotech Receives The Prestigious Best Travel Tech Company Award At ET Travel & Tech Conclave, Gurgaon

TellMe is leveraging VR technology to provide an immersive experience of exotic tourist destinations across India. Motivated with the mission of “helping everyone visit a tourist destination,” the experiential photography and tech venture has made it possible for people to experience a plethora of Indian tourist destinations, virtually, as if they are visiting them personally.

TellMe aims to disrupt the realm of conventional tourism with its services which include 360° experiential photography of panoramic views and drone shoots of POIs across the country. This immersive VR content created by TellMe aesthetically covers many popular and offbeat locations pan India, including monuments, religious places, areas with natural beauty, adventurous locations, forests, heritage places etc. Show casing Indian vibrant culture TellMe team also captures different forms of cultural practices across India. The company has been working with the Government both at centre and state level.

Extending its services to Corporate houses TellMe has created products to showcase their premises or even project in the offing on VR and give an immersive experience to visitors in trade shows. The tech startup embarked on the journey of making the most of VR technology by producing VR videos for various exhibitions of national and international importance immediately after the pandemic curbs were lifted and the journey thereafter has been one of expansion.

TellMe’s exclusive VR demos have been witnessed by thousands of delegates at national events like the 17th Pravasiya Bhartiya Divas 2023, Invest in MP (Indore), National eGovernance Conference (Katra, Jammu), and SATTE Travel Expo (Noida). The team at TellMe has taken delegates on virtual trips to locations all over India, including making them experience river rafting on the Chenab River, a Gondola ride in Gulmarg, and a hot air balloon ride in Goa.

With the intention of helping all sections of society travel across India and encouraged by the overwhelming response to its VR tours, TellMe has embarked on a social mission based on the theme of “Dekho Apna Desh.” This initiative involves providing residents of old age homes and orphanages with the experience of visiting religious places and a range of other popular and offbeat locations virtually and without making physical visits.

The reach of modern technologies is not limited to travel and tourism. In the age of digitisation, it has found its way into the highly coveted Indian education sector. Realising this, the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 recommends the use of disruptive technologies, including VR. Considering this, TellMe is working on building VR-based content for the curriculum prescribed by all major educational boards operating in India. With a special focus on subjects like History and Geography, TellMe’s immersive VR content will be designed to give an unparallel visual experience to students, taking them on a guided educational tour.

After receiving the Best Travel Tech award at the Travel & Tourism conclave, Mr. Srinivasa Rao, the Founding Director and CEO of TellMe DigiInfotech, credited his team for the experiential photography and creating immersive content by navigating through testing conditions during the pandemic. He said, “Such graceful recognition by ET and the Best Tech Co.award will further motivate the team to accelerate the innovation and deliver high-quality VR content in a cost-effective manner. We envision  making every institution in the country, including schools, colleges, NGOs, and commercial organizations, embrace digitization and get on the bandwagon of invaluable technologies like VR and AR sooner than later!”

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