The term "digital tour" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a virtual or online tour of a location or space using digital tools and technologies. Example: "To promote their new museum exhibit, the art gallery offered a digital tour on their website, allowing viewers to explore the collection from the comfort of their own homes."
It might have been more interesting to see these objects mingling with the artworks, as they did in the Cones' apartments, though a digital tour of the Baltimore residence helps to envision the mix as it was.
As one of the faces of Burberry, Delevingne will no doubt be appearing in that blockbuster brand's show on Monday too, while tomorrow she will be part of Topshop's digital tour de force thanks to features such as backstage videos and a model-cam, sharing footage on YouTube.
In a sense, it's predictable that Jed Stiller and John McPheters would morph their retail store into a digital tour de force.
Users can access half the content (a remix and a tour trailer) for free, but to get the rest (a digital tour booklet and unreleased footage of Kaskade's Staples Center show), they need to enter their email address.
Your digital tour guide explains: "An unfortunate picture was taken.
Twitter had yet to explode four years ago when Syfy produced its first digital tour, but it largely powered this week's event, as the several dozen writers in attendance were actively encouraged to tweet like mad throughout the day.
This is an official app for crooner Neil Diamond, complete with 20 full-length songs, an hour of audio commentary from the man himself, a wardrobe of his "most iconic stage costumes", and purchasable digital tour-books from his various tours down the years.
All Mogaoku-bound travelers will be required to go to the center first, where they will be given an immersive introduction to the caves' history, digital tours of interiors and simulated restorations on film of damaged images.
+ Google has launched a campaign of digital tours for the 15th International Architecture Exhibition.
To this end, a growing number of activities are taking place, including: 72 scientific reports, 8 publications, 4 documentaries, two smart phone-based digital tours, 3D images, collaboration with 20 cultural institutions, schools and civic movements throughout Greece.
A digital audio tour has up to six and a half hours of music.
