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The disruption to tourism and travel caused by the COVID-related healthcrisis highlighted the potential of virtual tourism to provide a universallyaccessible way to engage in cultural experiences. 360-degree virtual tours,showing a realistic representation of the physical location, enable virtualtourists to experience cultural heritage sites and engage with theircollections from the comfort and safety of their home. However, there is noclear standard for the design of such tours and the experience of visitors mayvary widely from platform to platform. We first conducted a comprehensiveanalysis of 40 existing virtual tours, constructing a descriptive framework forunderstanding the key components and characteristics of virtual tours. Next, weconducted a remote usability study to gain deeper insights into the actualexperiences and challenges faced by VT users. Our investigation revealed asignificant disparity between users' mental models of virtual tours and theactual system behavior. We discuss these issues and provide concreterecommendations for the creation of better, user-friendly 360-degree virtualtours.

Analyzing Behavior and User Experience in Online Museum Virtual Tours