Wireless Tour Guide System takes a group of guests around the exhibit, explaining what they are seeing and answering any questions they may have. There are several benefits to this approach:

      -The tours are interactive as the guide can answer visitor questions on the fly.

      -In doing so, the guide can also learn a lot about guest interests and expectations, which is precious from an attraction improvement and planning standpoint.

      -A typical tour guide system will broadcast the guide’s words to headphone sets, which are worn by the guests. This method means background noise (i.e. such as you might experience during a factory tour) is less of an issue. Some of these systems also include additional microphones that allow secondary presenters and a guest to speak and ask questions that can then be heard by everyone.

      - A different benefit is that in quiet spaces such as galleries, transmitting the speaker’s words directly to the guests’ ears means the guide can talk generally, or even in hushed tones. Thus, the guide no longer needs to amplify the voice to be heard by the whole group, which can frustrate other visitors.

      -Secondly, if the script doesn’t meet a guest’s needs or they have a question, in the case of a pre-recorded tour guide system, there is no guide on hand for the guest to a quiz.

     No matter you are visiting a crowded tourist attraction,or you are visiting a noisy factory,RICH wireless tour guide system can help your customers hear every word clearly from the guides,leaving them a perfect impression of the visit.