This virtual mall in Vietnam seeks to transform shopping experience

VR360 (Digital Transformation Solutions Joint Stock Company - DTS), a young enterprise in the technology field in Da Nang city,  Vietnam, has developed vrMall - the first virtual reality shopping center and store in Vietnam, offering a shopping and sightseeing experience in a digital space no different from real life. Not only does it help customers have new and interesting experiences, but it is also an opportunity for business owners to develop in a new form, informs the company .

vrMall was developed by VR360 with the mission of creating revolutionary products for Vietnamese people such as Travel maps, smart cities, metaverse. ”With vrMall, VR360 hopes to be a bridge to shorten the distance between businesses and customers. Not only does it help customers save shopping time, but it also creates a sense of peace of mind when participating in the virtual space experience because all information about the store or product is clearly shown in the real store space,” says the company statement.

With full full integration of features, vrMall allows store owners, showrooms to conveniently display and label content to convey information related to brand identity as well as products in its fullest form. 

Trinh Cong Quang - CEO of VR360, says speaking about it, "When participating in exhibitions and fairs, the time to prepare and display the booths is too short, unable to promptly reach customers and partners. So, the appearance of vrMall helps businesses solve this problems when products are displayed visually, with depth, and easily for viewers visit and explore".

The company also informs that vrMall received a lot of positive feedback from partners at launch. Tran Van Quang - Deputy Director of Business of Amico Vietnam Co., Ltd. - said, "The vrMall booth solution was very good. In line with the company's mother and baby product business, many customers who have experienced shopping on Amico's virtual store have rated this experience as very good and interesting."