Virtual Reality Tourism allows users to explore destinations around the world without leaving their homes. Using VR headsets, individuals can experience immersive environments, such as the Eiffel Tower in Paris or the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, providing a sense of presence and engagement that traditional media cannot offer. This technology is beneficial for those unable to travel due to physical limitations or financial constraints. It also serves as a preview for potential travelers, helping them decide on future trips by virtually experiencing attractions, cultures, and landscapes before making a commitment.