Virtual Reality in Cultural Tourism

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Observational analysis revealed a 45% improvement in knowledge retention in heritage tourism, indicating VR's potential for interactive learning.

VR improved student knowledge retention by 45%, enhancing understanding of cultural heritage.
Surveys with 1,200 participants showed increased visitor rates by up to 75%, demonstrating engagement.
The study utilized surveys and data analysis to evaluate the impact of VR in educational contexts.
Challenges include hardware discomfort for 55% of users, emphasizing the need for ergonomic improvements.

Chang et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Observational analysis revealed a 45% improvement in knowledge retention in heritage tourism, indicating VR's potential for interactive learning.