In the age of digitalization, this article is about how virtual reality technology and AI have made it possible for us to experience different places in the world in a very short time.
Singapore Tourism to launch ride in a virtual cab
Singapore Tourism is set to launch a virtual cab ride around the country and beyond, starting from Oct 1. The service will be accessible through the Singapore Tourism website and app. The ride will take passengers on a tour of key tourist destinations, including Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay Sands, Sentosa Island and more. Passengers can also choose to explore different areas of Singapore such as Chinatown, Little India and Bugis Junction. This is great news for tourists who want to experience Singapore from a different perspective. It will also help ease congestion in major tourist areas and give people a chance to get to know the city better without having to spend time on the ground.
The implications of the Virtual Taxi Ride service
Singapore is set to launch a Virtual Taxi Ride service later this year that will allow visitors to explore the country and beyond without having to worry about getting lost or taking public transportation. The Virtual Taxi Ride service will be available as an app and website, and will cost S$5 for a round-trip ride. The Virtual Taxi Ride service is expected to help tourists get more out of their trip by allowing them to self-explore, making it easier for them to find tourist hotspots and attractions. The service is also said to be beneficial for locals who can use it to commute around the city or go on weekend getaways. The Virtual Taxi Ride service is just one example of how technology is being used to make life easier for people in Singapore. Other examples include the deployment of free Wi-Fi across the city, and the launch of a smart traffic management system that uses sensors to monitor traffic flow and manage congestion.
Where to find the more information about this new service
Singapore is offering a virtual taxi ride service that allows tourists to explore the country and beyond. The service is available through the popular app, Uber. The trip starts at $5 and includes a map of your route and commentary from the driver. The service is available in English and Chinese.
Conclusion
Starting this month, Singaporeans will be able to enjoy a virtual taxi ride around the country and beyond courtesy of Uber. The service, which is available as a free trial until July 31, allows riders to request a taxi from their smartphone or computer – no need to hail one on the street. Drivers will be equipped with the necessary software and hardware for the service, and fares will be displayed in real time.
