May Day Travel Guide

Problem addressed

May Day travel planning often gets stuck on fragmented information: destinations, transport, lodging, tickets, food, and crowd peaks are scattered across different platforms, which leads to last-minute ticket and hotel hunting. travel-guide targets China's May 1-5 long holiday and organizes travel planning into a clear workflow: confirm user needs first, generate tiered options, then add itinerary details, booking timing, and pitfall warnings.

How it works

• Preference clarification: ask about travel dates, group size, budget, departure city, transport mode, lodging preference, travel style, and previously visited places before making recommendations.
• Tiered recommendations: provide two to three routes, such as nearby short trips, classic popular destinations, or low-density niche trips, with notes on who each option fits.
• Detailed breakdown: for each option, summarize destination highlights, weather, transport, lodging, food, shopping, ticket reservations, and May Day-specific cautions.
• Pitfall checks: cover crowd avoidance, booking timing for flights, hotels, and high-speed rail, highway congestion, tourist-trap spending, and taxi recommendation risks.

Scope and cautions

This skill is scoped to domestic May Day travel planning in China. It is useful for drafting an itinerary and comparing options, but it does not replace real-time ticketing systems, hotel inventory checks, or official notices. For same-day tickets, visas, international flights, severe weather, or cancellations, verify details through rail, airline, map, and weather platforms.