This is a traditional service that is available in main tourist centers where a Vox office is present.
Our offices are situated close or inside the main monuments, for example in St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome or St. Francis’ Basilica at Assisi.

Adding the Vox system to a tour schedule does not require additional operations for the tour director and does not affect timing, but actually improves it.
The only thing you need to do is reserve the service and specify the time and place of delivery.
In just a few minutes our operators will distribute the tour guide systems to the guide and visitors, will follow the group during the first part of the tour and will finally collect the systems at the end of the tour.

Vox systems undoubtedly enhance the quality of the service provided by tour operators.
Agencies that use Vox systems clearly stand apart from others.
Tours that use Vox systems are easy to spot out: given the widespread presence of these systems in major artistic centers, it is very rare not to meet groups without these systems, which enhance practicality and quality to the service.

Benefits

• Tourists can follow the explanation even in areas where traffic and noise would normally prevent them from hearing every word.
• Tourists have the guide all to themselves and are therefore not disturbed by other visitors who sometimes join a group without paying for the fee.
• During the tour, tourists can take photos or focus on specific paintings and monuments without  missing out on the explanation.
• It is possible to offer visitors a complete tour, without interruptions, because guides can provide, while walking around, details on minor landmarks along the tour itinerary and even add curios and anecdotes.

The use of Vox system is mandatory for groups in all major European museums and churches.