With this week’s launch of artificial intelligence driven Google VEO, the world will never be the same.
While the early launch seems modest, the technology will advance rapidly over the next 2 years.
Understanding Google VEO and Its Future Impact
While the Google VEO concept is currently a TV like platform, it will ultimately mutate into virtual vacations like the SOAR experience at Disney Theme Parks.
Other AI Virtual Vacation experiences from other providers will naturally emerge as a result.
What is even more impressive, is vacationers can create and save their own customized experiences in their Google VEO A.I. Dashboard.
If just twenty percent of the current $15 billion Grand Strand Tourism market is affected by these Google VEO and other virtual vacations, the $3 billion hit would crush the local economy.
Perhaps it is time the City of Myrtle Beach welcomed in over 411,000 Horry County locals to shop and dine downtown. As North Myrtle Beach has shown, community events like Music on Main and local events planned around Christmas are the most effective ways to invite the county to the beach.
The City of Myrtle Beach has resisted such promotions to date. While the Mayor of Myrtle Beach works to keep Pelicans Baseball in the city of Myrtle Beach, she has done little to promote baseball game attendance to Horry County residents.
Most Horry County residents feel unwelcome in the City of Myrtle Beach. The city is not considered to be inclusive.
Yet, as virtual travel companies, like Google VEO, emerge, many offshoots will include wine and fine food deliveries as part of a subscription concept. An entire family or an entire community can experience these GOOGLE VEO artificially intelligent driven together.
As they jointly engage in these virtual vacations in their own living rooms collectively with family and friends, what will become of the traditional vacation experience.
Why leave your home, if you can go white water rafting with your entire family in different homes? Why visit Myrtle Beach, if you can go parasailing with your wife in your living room?
Where this technology heads no one truly knows. Regardless, it is time for the City of Myrtle Beach and the Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce to make inroads to the hundreds of thousands of Horry County shoppers.
On its peak tourism day, July 4th, the City of Myrtle Beach can expect 350,000 tourists in the 9 mile town.
The City of Myrtle Beach has 350,000 shoppers living just west of the waterway. These numbers continue to grow by 24% annually.
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