During the closure of the Papendrechtsebrug, Dordrecht is using Loook to guide travellers to the city centre in a different way. Not only in a practical sense, but also in a positive one: whether people travel by bike, on foot, by train, bus or ferry, they discover stories along the way that would normally remain hidden.
This turns a temporary mobility challenge into an opportunity to experience the city in a new way.
For a large (inter)national holiday park, we develop a digital storytelling layer that deepens the guest journey - starting before arrival. The stories connect the surrounding region, key themes, and on-site facilities, linking the destination to the park experience.
Loook brings this to life through its native app, building anticipation during the journey and guiding guests to discover activities, facilities, and hidden gems on location.
Provinces possess numerous heritage sites and cultural hotspots that together form a single narrative, yet they are often experienced in isolation. Loook connects them with stories that trigger automatically along the way, allowing visitors to discover the underlying connection.
During the TT motorcycle tour in Assen, Loook tested how location-based audio could enrich an existing route for motorcyclists as well. In the car, Loook already works naturally, but on a motorcycle the conditions are different: participants ride in groups, keep their hands on the handlebars and often listen through helmet communication systems.
In the Zaanstreek, we collaborate on a digital storytelling layer that makes the region’s industrial heritage and identity more visible. From windmills and factories to villages along the river Zaan, stories connect locations and encourage visitors to explore beyond the main hotspots.
Loook supports this with a white-label solution that brings heritage and identity to life in an accessible way — directly on location. At the same time, the platform generates insights into visitor behavior and movement, enabling data-driven optimization and continuous improvement of the experience.
In Tilburg, we are collaborating on a digital narrative layer that highlights the city's social and experimental character. De Rode Draad (The Red Thread) connects places, people, and stories - from its textile heritage to innovative new ideas.
Loook supports this process with a white-label solution ready to bring the city's character and identity to life in an accessible way.
Self-driving rides are comfortable, but often quiet. Loook fills that silence with stories that start automatically, turning every autonomous ride into a meaningful experience.