Adoption of Virtual Reality Tourism: A Catalyst for Economic Revitalisation

Academic including software engineers, 3D modelling, and AI-driven analytics, forming a digital value chain contributing to GDP through technology exports and skill development.Furthermore, VR-based training for tour guides, hospitality staff, and cultural interpreters enhances human capital for the nation, improving service quality and competitiveness in the global tourism market.It also helps improve the nationwide presence and image, especially institutions can support this transformation by researching user behaviour, adoption models, and socio-cultural implications, ensuring that VR tourism remains ethically grounded and contextually relevant.In conclusion, adopting VR tourism is not only a technological advancement but also essential for economic growth, especially for developing countries.Nations can compete in a digitised global economy, and those who are willing to invest in VR driven experiences can gain global visibility and sustainable economic growth.By bridging innovation with cultural authenticity, VR tourism has the potential to become a cornerstone of the next generation of bright, inclusive, and economically vibrant travel economies.