  The objectives of this qualitative research were to study the model of
360-degree virtual reality travel media, to compare appropriateness of moving
360-degree virtual reality travel media for elderly with both still and moving
cameras, and to study satisfaction of elderly in 360-degree virtual reality
travel media. The informants are 10 elders with age above and equal to 60 years
old who live in Bangkok regardless of genders. Data were collected through
documents, detailed interview, and non-participant observation of elders to
360-degree virtual reality travel media with data triangulation. 1. From the
literature review 1. The creation must primarily consider the target consumers
on their physics 2. must have fluidity on changing the view of the camera by
calibrating with the target consumers 3. The image displayed must not move too
fast to prevent dizziness and improve the comfort of the target consumers. It
is also highly recommended to implement a function to customize the movement
rate for the customer. 2. From the in-depth interview with the target
consumers, the results found that 1. They are worried and not used to the
equipment 2. They have no idea where to look 3. They feel excited 5. They are
interested in what is more to see 6. They feel like they did actually travel
there 7. They can hear the sound clearly 8. They do not like when the camera is
moving and find still camera more comfortable. 3. From the non-participant
observation and found that they are always excited, laughed, and smiled when
watching the media. They always asked where this is and why they cannot see
anything when turning around.
