Remote-controlled drone tours

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aerial tour

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Exclusive | You can now soar over the world’s most spectacular vistas and wildlife — without ever leaving your couch

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California company NatureEye allows people to pilot drones over some of the most beautiful places in the world — from the comfort of their living rooms.

Users can book a half-hour time slot for just $95 — using their computer keyboards to call the shots with 360 -degree control over the drone’s movement and camera, while an on-site guide serves as your local sherpa.

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English

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