A New Way To See The Cook Islands In 360˚
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LOS ANGELES - Californer -- In the not too distant future, travel to the Cook Islands will once again become a reality. To help travellers with planning, the Cook Islands has created an all new virtual reality feature online, showcasing six of their 15 islands.

Virtual planners can navigate their way around popular islands such as Rarotonga and
Aitutaki from a computer, tablet or mobile device, whilst also utilising the 360˚-navigation
tool for an expanded outlook on accommodation, lagoons, scenic views and sites, plus
dining facilities and activity locations.

Take in aerial views of Aitutaki lagoon, place yourself on One Foot Island or snorkel on the
island of Rarotonga and explore accommodation options ranging from holiday homes to

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beachfront resorts.

"The 360˚ virtual tours, allow visitors to explore, dream and plan ahead once the time is
right to travel from North American to the Cook Islands, said Christian Mani, General
Manager Americas, Cook Islands Tourism.

"While borders remain closed, travellers need inspiration and something to look forward to.
Staying home and planning a future vacation is a great way to keep the dream alive."

Paradise is loading…see www.cookislands.travel to view 360˚ virtual tours and safety
practices including a CookSafe contact tracing programme, ahead of welcoming visitors back to the Cook Islands.