It’s easy to fall into a routine when you travel, not your routine, but someone else’s idea of how a trip should look. 

You wake up early, hit the landmarks, take the photos, post a few. Even if you’re tired, even if you’re not in the mood. You keep going. Because that’s what people do when they travel, right? 

But here’s the thing: doing more doesn’t always mean feeling more. 

Some of the best parts of a trip aren’t the ones you planned. They happen when things slow down. When there’s room to breathe. When no one’s rushing you or telling you what you’re supposed to be doing. 

It could be a quiet walk through a backstreet you didn’t mean to take. A chat with someone who makes you feel at ease. A long lunch with no plan for what comes next. 

That kind of space is rare. Most platforms want to fill your day, not shape it around how you actually feel. They offer fixed tours, popular stops, generic advice, all built around efficiency, not fit. 

Marv takes a different approach. 

It’s not about seeing more. It’s about finding someone who gets how you like to move through a place. Someone who listens first, then makes suggestions. Someone who can adapt the day to your pace instead of pushing you into theirs. 

You’re not here to perform. 

You’re here to feel present. To be yourself, just somewhere else. 

And if the person next to you gets that, it changes everything