Sharing your 360 tour via Zalo and QR codes

Sharing your 360 tour via Zalo and QR codes

A finished 360 tour sitting only on your website runs at half capacity. In Vietnam, Zalo is where guests ask about rooms and prices daily — and QR codes are the fastest way for offline guests to "carry" your tour home on their phones. How to exploit both channels.

Sending tours on Zalo: right time, right person

When to send? When guests ask questions the tour answers better than words:

• "What are your rooms like?" → tour link with "take a walk through yourself first."
• "Is the view nice?" → tour link opening at the balcony/view scene.
• "How much?" → tour plus price list (tours with embedded pricing info are even handier).

How to send effectively?

• Add one short line of context, never a bare link: "Here's our homestay's 360 tour — tap in and spin around each room."
• Use a short memorable link if reading it over the phone.
• Save message templates in Zalo OA so staff send fast and consistently.

QR codes: bridging offline to tour

Where to place QR?

• Reception desk: "Scan to view the 360 tour" standee — waiting guests scan for fun; walk-ins scan and book next time.
• Inside rooms: QR card on the table — guests in this room scan to see higher room tiers, and book up next time.
• Restaurant/café tables: QR on table standees — guests scan the space, take check-in photos.
• Flyers, business cards: print QR on all materials.

How to make QR?

• QR points straight at the tour link (shortened).
• Print large enough to scan easily (minimum 3×3cm), in good light.
• Test with 2–3 different phones before mass printing.

Tracking sources with dedicated links

Want to know whether guests come from QR or Zalo? Use per-channel links:

• Website link: tour-360 (default).
• Desk QR link: tour-360?src=qr-desk.
• Zalo link: tour-360?src=zalo.

Ask your tour builder to support source parameters — see measuring 360 tour performance for which metrics to read.

Notes

• The tour link must load fast on phones — most QR scans and Zalo opens are mobile (see devices for viewing 360 tours).
• Don't spam tours at uninterested guests — it cheapens the tour. Send when they ask, or place QR where the curious scan themselves.

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Does your tour have a short link and QR yet? Message via Zalo — I'll advise on source-tracking links and effective QR placement, free.

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