Kumaar Holidays
No.42, Chowdary Nagar Main Road,
Valasaravakkam, Chennai-87
Ph: 0091 7810896933 / 7810986933
www.kumaarholidays.com
kumaarholidays@gmail.com
To tour Kerala on Internet, use gestures
In a pioneering development, the Kerala State Tourism Board allows users to access the site, www.when-it-rains.com, with their webcams the site can be navigated through gestures alone.
The website takes viewers to rain-washed plains, misty hills and majestic backwaters, and the interface takes place through sheer gestures.
This is one of few tourism websites anywhere in the world to use gesture-controlled technology for navigation.
Visually stunning images of the monsoon shot by Facebook fans of Kerala Tourism are used in the new website, developed by Stark Communications, the official marketing and communications agency of the Kerala Tourism department.
The website tracks movements and gestures through the webcam and responds to these to allow the user to browse the site.
"People around the world can now sit in front of a computer or with a smart phone and enjoy multifarious experiences, even before they actually arrive in the state," Kerala Tourism Secretary Suman Billa said.
Kerala Tourism Director Hari Kishore described the gesture-controlled website as yet another step in extending to the world the many experiences that Kerala offers to a visitor.
Kerala Tourism is a pioneer in integrating technology in promoting its destinations to audiences across the country as well as abroad.
The department's award-winning website (www.keralatourism.org) is one of the most-visited tourism websites in the world.
No.42, Chowdary Nagar Main Road,
Valasaravakkam, Chennai-87
Ph: 0091 7810896933 / 7810986933
www.kumaarholidays.com
kumaarholidays@gmail.com
To tour Kerala on Internet, use gestures
In a pioneering development, the Kerala State Tourism Board allows users to access the site, www.when-it-rains.com, with their webcams the site can be navigated through gestures alone.
The website takes viewers to rain-washed plains, misty hills and majestic backwaters, and the interface takes place through sheer gestures.
This is one of few tourism websites anywhere in the world to use gesture-controlled technology for navigation.
Visually stunning images of the monsoon shot by Facebook fans of Kerala Tourism are used in the new website, developed by Stark Communications, the official marketing and communications agency of the Kerala Tourism department.
The website tracks movements and gestures through the webcam and responds to these to allow the user to browse the site.
"People around the world can now sit in front of a computer or with a smart phone and enjoy multifarious experiences, even before they actually arrive in the state," Kerala Tourism Secretary Suman Billa said.
Kerala Tourism Director Hari Kishore described the gesture-controlled website as yet another step in extending to the world the many experiences that Kerala offers to a visitor.
Kerala Tourism is a pioneer in integrating technology in promoting its destinations to audiences across the country as well as abroad.
The department's award-winning website (www.keralatourism.org) is one of the most-visited tourism websites in the world.
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