Turn scattered local information into a multilingual AI guide
A small Japanese company organised a municipality's scattered regional tourism content into AI-ready material and launched a multilingual AI guide that travellers can talk to, without building infrastructure from scratch.
Reported results
Qualitative: the source describes 24/7 multilingual guidance delivered by a small team.
Gather all public information into a clean document set.
Remove outdated and conflicting details.
Load it into a multilingual chatbot tool.
Test in the top visitor languages with native speakers.
⚠️ Watch out
Opening hours and transport change often; schedule content reviews.
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