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Whisper on tour.

Since 1999, guiding travellers across the world — on foot, on the road and at sea.

Heritage & religious sites

Basilicas, cathedrals and archaeological parks. Many require group headsets: the guide speaks softly, the site stays quiet.

Walking tours

City centres, old towns and markets. Guests hear every word at normal voice, even 100 m behind the guide.

Coach & bus tours

Clear commentary on board with the engine running, then the same headsets for the stop on foot.

River cruises

Deck-to-deck clarity on scenic waterways and canals, and on the guided walk at every port.

Shore excursions

Ocean-cruise groups of 40+ guests, moved from ship to site with one charging case per coach.

Adventure & nature tours

Hikes, safaris and national parks. The group spreads out along the trail; the guide's voice doesn't.

Whisper around the world.

From ancient basilicas to mountain viewpoints and cruise ports, Whisper radio guide systems are at work every day on every continent. Here are some of the places where guides rely on it.

PANORAMIC VIEWPOINT

At a crowded viewpoint, the guide speaks at normal volume and every member of the group hears each word clearly through Whisper radioguides, despite wind, traffic and tourists. Dozens of groups can share the same spot on separate encrypted channels, so no tour is ever mixed up with another.

Old-town walking tour

In narrow streets full of traffic and other groups, a wireless radio guide system keeps the whole group together. Guests can stop for a photo and still hear the guide 100 m ahead, and the guide ends the day without raising their voice once.

Shore excursion

Cruise excursions move large groups fast. One charging case per coach, Whisper Y receivers on a lanyard and up to 160 hours of battery: the same tour group headsets work on the bus, at the site and back on board, day after day.

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