Would a local actually go on this?
A trip-planning system built these plans for Chennai. It can already check whether a plan is workable — everything open, affordable, reachable, inside the time asked for. It cannot tell whether a plan is good. That is the part only you can answer.
How to judge one
- Read the whole plan, not just one stop. The question is about the day.
- Ask yourself one thing: would somebody like the person who asked for this actually go on it? Not whether it is technically correct — whether it is worth a Saturday.
- Answer in three: I'd go · I'd go if fixed · I wouldn't go.
- Say what is wrong, using the headings. Then, if you have thirty seconds, write what you would have done instead — that line is the most valuable thing here.
Worth knowing before you start
- There is no right answer. Your real opinion is the whole point.
- Skip anything you do not know well, or tick the "I don't know this part of town" box.
- Roughly a minute a plan. Your first reaction beats a careful audit.
- Every answer saves the moment you give it. Close the tab mid-plan and come back tomorrow on the same link — you carry on exactly where you stopped.
- Nobody is expected to finish. Grade as many as you have patience for, over the next week or two.
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A research exercise by Travius Travel Solutions Pvt Ltd
A little about you
So the results can be read properly — whether the plans work for a student and badly for a parent, for someone who goes out weekly and someone who goes out twice a year. It is used to group the answers and never reaches the planner: it does not know your age, your gender or your job, and it is built so that it cannot.
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Come back on the same link and continue with this, from any device.
Every answer is already saved on the server. The download is a copy for you — and the way to send them in if your connection failed while you were working.