Technological advancements continually reshape how people live, work, and play, but now, Huvr wants to do more. This pioneering platform in virtual travel is leveraging the power of technology and the gig economy to tackle the pervasive issue of global poverty.
“Huvr’s personalized virtual tours are facilitated by gig workers from across the globe,” notes Herman DeBoard, Huvr’s CEO. “Our platform brings unique local experiences directly to screens everywhere, but we have a vision to do so much more. We believe that we can reduce global poverty and make a tangible impact on impoverished communities worldwide.”
Huvr stands at the intersection of the gig economy and virtual travel
Huvr allows users to explore from the comfort of their own homes because, at its core, the platform aims to make virtual travel accessible to both its travelers and its virtual travel guides. With just a smartphone, travelers can instantly connect with guides in more than 50 fascinating countries around the world.
