No, but I think it's a good tool to keep users' attention.

Of course, you are right, but for a simple application, bringing in MobX, Redux, or Zustand might be over-engineering. Here, I just want to show that it’s possible to do this without third-party libraries. However, it all depends on the architecture and complexity of the application.

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Basically, Tripadvancer is a hub for sharing locations, landmarks, and interesting places.

Of course, there is Google Maps, which has everything you need. But from my experience, Google Maps helps you find things you already know about (like locations, directions, or opening hours). Tripadvancer is about discovering the unknown.

Imagine you arrive in a city you don’t know. You have a car and just a few hours to explore the area. Tripadvancer helps you find your way and saves your precious time by showing local attractions, so you don’t have to spend time searching online.

On Tripadvancer, there are no commercial places like cafes, restaurants, or shops—only interesting attractions. The content is created by users who want to share their personal experiences.

That's exactly the concept: places are added by users based on their preferences. Those that receive high ratings and positive reviews become recommended for other travelers, while less interesting ones are filtered out by the system.