[Josh Grisdale]

Ok, filled it in!

[Josh Grisdale]

Additionally, there wasn’t a place to add comments, but if I were to use a “done for you service” it would need to be from a place that understands my disability.

[Unknown Member]

As you guys are talking about a traveling organization it reminds me of the tour that i had last month towards Paris and i had this journey with a Paris tour guide https://gowithguide.com/france/paris and they were very much helping throughout my whole journey, I will suggest you to take services from them by just clicking the above link. Thank you.

[tabita]

Great survey. It was from 2021, so I guess no longer applicable to fill out the form now. But about organizing travel, I tried it both with a tour guide and DIY. Both are beneficial. With a guide, you can be more relaxed about your travel, and less worried about transportation, and destination. If you do it yourself (DIY) you’ll become skillful in searching for the destination and your transportation. You’ll feel more proud of yourself for organizing your travel alone. You’ll feel braver.

[samuelwilliams]

I’m considering planning future trips without a tour guide, instead
relying on an AI assistant like Claude for guidance. While the
information it provides should still be verified through additional
research, in my experience I’ve found its results to be more useful than
other chatbots I’ve tried, like ChatGPT. For those also interested in
exploring independent travel with AI assistance rather than a human
guide, it’s important to note that any information received would need
confirmation through your own research efforts. Has anyone else
experimented with using an AI companion in this way during trip planning
or while traveling? I’m curious to hear if others have had similar or
different experiences compared to traditional online travel methods.