Have you ever found yourself in the following situation?
Scenario one: After finally getting through a year of work, you decide to reward yourself with a trip. China’s abundant tourism resources are overwhelming, so you pick a destination and start intensively searching on Baidu to plan your trip. But Baidu’s numerous keyword-sponsored links leave you at a loss. After scrolling through countless ads, you unfortunately choose a travel agency and end up on a restricted, pre-planned, and... inevitably overpriced trip.
Scenario two: Back to you, this time you skip the endless Baidu searches and instead ask friends who have been to your desired destination. After dozens of phone calls and several nights spent in your spare time, and with no solid proof, you finally manage to put together a travel plan and head to the destination.
Scenario three: It’s you again—you finally arrive at your travel destination after searching high and low, but you realize the world is more complicated than what you saw online. Hotel prices and various transportation costs fluctuate depending on whether you speak standard Mandarin instead of the local language. After countless price hikes on the spot, you barely complete the trip at twice your budget, feeling completely drained both physically and mentally...
Scenario four: By some stroke of luck, you avoid the hidden rules of travel—your booked hotel doesn’t increase its price, transportation costs are as reasonable as stated online, and price gouging magically avoids you. But plans never catch up with changes. You sadly discover that due to the lack of verifiable planning, the differences between various attractions are too great, and you ultimately miss out on the most famous attraction in the area. When you get home, friends repeatedly and harshly ask you about your impressions of that attraction...
Scenario five: You’re the lucky one—none of the previous problems happened to you. You go to the Li River (City of XX) alone. Although you actually wanted to find friends to go with you, or at least be okay going alone or returning with one or two others, your introverted self can’t bring yourself to invite anyone in real life. In the end, you go alone and come back alone.
The above five scenarios are ones most people have encountered. The complexity of the travel industry makes every traveler seem like an innocent child standing at the feet of the god of fate—helpless and at their mercy. Solving these problems has become the answer many travelers have long sought, and the emergence of JimuYou is dedicated to addressing these issues.
JimuYou is a website that helps users plan their journeys from departure to destination. Currently, JimuYou includes over 10,000 domestic destinations, provides nearly 80,000 bus routes across the country, lists more than 5,000 bus stations (buses, shuttles), offers flight information for 138 civil airports nationwide, includes over 3,000 train routes, and features information on nearly 30,000 hotels. These elements allow users across the country to easily travel between different destinations, arrange transportation and schedules, select hotels for accommodation, and generate a cost list to help plan their trips.
