Being a gaming companion can be a cool job

Domestic tourism in China is often cookie-cutter. Even private customization follows the same套路: the driver-guide just drives, drops you at hotels, restaurants, and attractions. If the ride is long, maybe they’ll share some loosely related stories. It’s essentially automated driving + an audio guide + instructional videos—nothing more.
But do these tasks really need humans? When I arrive somewhere, why can’t I have an autonomous vehicle pick me up, automatically arrange meals and lodging, and play relevant guide videos at each attraction?

The problem is that many of them don’t even know how to have fun themselves, let alone love it. So how can they make others feel it’s exciting?

If you truly know how to have fun, you can offer highly personalized private travel companion experiences, charging several thousand yuan a day. There are already plenty of people doing this successfully.