Residents at a Melbourne aged care facility take part in virtual travel experiences that simulate trips without leaving the home, according to multiple outlets. In the reported activity, residents complete a “helicopter flight” experience over Manhattan using virtual technology, allowing them to view sights and travel-like scenery while remaining in their care setting. The articles describe the experience as a form of in-room or on-site engagement designed for older adults, bringing a change of environment that can be enjoyed from within the facility. While details of the technology or duration are not provided in the excerpts, all sources agree on the core elements: the setting is a Melbourne aged care home, the experience involves virtual travel, and residents in the facility participate in a Manhattan helicopter-style tour. The reports frame the initiative as part of broader efforts to offer meaningful activities for aged care residents by using virtual experiences that are accessible indoors.