What better way to deal with a break-up than by going on an adventure.
in Tokyo, rock climbing in Taipei, Taiwan, and a tour of a Buddhist zen temples in Kyoto, Japan, among others that vary in cost. The app takes a cut of the payment from the customer and has a co-brand campaign.The app launched in Hong Kong in November 2019 and has more than 22,000 downloads and 10,000 registered members, according to Chung. Users should note that some portions of the app aren't in English. The app is welcome to all ages.
A popular function is the app's"Breakup Tours Listener" function, where users can share breakup stories and have real people chat with them about their relationship issues. But those who have gone through a breakup could reap more rewards from the app. It launched"Single Care Plus" this Valentine's Day , guaranteeing the user a round-trip air ticket a year from now. If you're in a relationship this time next year , you'll receive two round-trip air tickets. The lovebirds can then pick dates and travel destinations. The service is first-come, first-serve.
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