Virtual Vacation Reviews and details

Social recommendations and mentions

• In need of (actually fun) remote icebreaker games

  -"Can you hear me now?" -Who can type the fastest - Geoguesser, we use https://virtualvacation.us/ - Jeopardy - Association game. You can just use PPT for this to click new clues on who/what we are looking for. Source: 10 months ago

• Random Google Street View

  I like City Guesser more. No account required and you have to guess the location from a video which I find a bit easier and more enjoyable. https://virtualvacation.us/. - Source: Hacker News / over 1 year ago

• Is there anyone who doesn't like travelling?

  Virtualvacation.us is smart, fun for now. You pose a vy interesting question. l am a seasoned traveler but holding back for security reasons as world over nothing is solidly predictable anymore or so it seems. At an age where finding permanence too might be part of it. Older means quite unwilling to sort out the bull. Right now l think it wise to learn, wait for certain to come stability be prepared to launch and... Source: over 1 year ago

• I've got to come up with a 15 minute team game for a work "Casual zoom get-together", i'm stumped, any ideas?

  Guess the city/place: https://virtualvacation.us/. Source: about 2 years ago

• What is the scariest thing about being hikikomori?

  I used to staqy active in second life, never was a gamer. Now, I just explore the world thru https://virtualvacation. But it is quickly becoming boring too. Some days I look at the clock and its 0800 & then several seconds later I look again & its 2000. Other days it's painfully slow...those are the days that it sets in.... Source: about 2 years ago

• Newest batch of love letters from pit supporters. 🥰 Imagine sending messages like this because we don’t like their preferred breed of dog.

  When it gets too much, take a virtual vacation: https://virtualvacation.us/. Source: over 2 years ago

• I built VidEarth, like Radio Garden, but instead of radio stations, it shows real videos from thousands of dots on a globe. I initially built VidEarth as a way to virtually travel during quarantine.

  Virtualvacation.us is a site for allowing you to travel from the comfort of your own couch. We've gathered videos from around the globe, and even allow you to submit your own videos to be featured. I felt the need to share here as this truly is a "Side Project" we've been working on for some time. Source: almost 3 years ago