Compostable and recyclable
Earphone and microphone packaging is compostable, certified to EN 13432, and used earphones go back into our recycling programme.
Founded in Italy in 2001. Today, millions of travellers a year hear the place they're standing in, through Vox.
It started with one guide who refused to shout.
Since then, we've worked side by side with guides, tour operators, cruise lines, museums and cities, and built what they needed along the way: the radios, then the apps, the content, the software and the tools powered by AI.
Today the job hasn't changed: making sure every guest hears every word, in their own language, wherever they travel.

No one on a tour should miss the story, whatever language they speak, however well they hear, wherever they stand in the group. We build the technology that closes those gaps, so the guide only has to tell the story, and every guest hears all of it.
We've phased out single-use plastics in our offices and ship equipment in recyclable cases, reused season after season.
Earphone and microphone packaging is compostable, certified to EN 13432, and used earphones go back into our recycling programme.
We follow a lifecycle plan that keeps waste down at end of life, and with Vox BT, guests listen through earphones they already own, so there's nothing to throw away.
Our air shipments run partly on sustainable aviation fuel: in 2025, that cut their emissions by 42%, or 79 tonnes of CO₂e, verified by SGS.
Consultancy
Twenty-five years in tourism, put to work on your project.
We start with your routes, group sizes, languages and guests. Then we recommend the right setup, or build something new when nothing existing fits. From the first call to launch and beyond, we run the project alongside you.
Vox operates in over 150 countries through a combination of direct offices, regional partners and logistics infrastructure.
Our Rome headquarters coordinates global operations, with dedicated teams covering Europe, the Americas, Asia-Pacific and the Middle East.
Tell us where you operate, how big your groups are, which languages.
That is all we need to get started.