Baolv Travel has helped me see travel in a whole new light.

    That’s what travel is like. Back then, hearing about kids traveling across Europe with their families in elementary school was a big deal—kids flying on planes were a rare sight, and I was always envious. But thinking back now, flying before turning ten was just a vanity thing. Going to a vibrant, blossoming city before the age of ten, without the maturity to feel the weight of a slowly declining metropolis, or grasp the beauty in desolation—even if I had read European history books, I wouldn’t have truly understood them. The greatest achievement would have been taking a photo, leaving behind proof of “I’ve been here,” and coming back to brag to the neighbors.

    But once graduation hits and you reach working age, full of curiosity about the world and at your physical peak, travel becomes a luxury again. With only around ten days of paid leave each year, forget about overseas trips—I couldn’t even fully enjoy the beautiful landscapes of my own country.

    I didn’t want to go through the hassle and time-consuming process of planning an itinerary—it was completely unnecessary for me at this stage in life. I didn’t want to travel in a group either—the noise and chaos of too many people was unappealing. I just wanted to find a consultant who could help plan a trip for me. The user guide for the Baolv Travel Card revealed exactly that need. No need to worry about the route, no stress over tickets or accommodations. Based on my preferences, Baolv Travel selected a relatively quiet destination—mostly places for relaxation, not crowded with couples. There were also serene landscapes where I could walk slowly and enjoy the tranquility, along with countryside houses near the suburbs, peaceful and comforting. All of this was made possible by Baolv Travel’s “Free Travel+” service, and I’m truly grateful for it.

    If I have another chance—in the future with a partner, family, or children; for couple trips, family trips, or even corporate business travel—I’ll always remember you, Baolv Travel.