Twitter announces a new feature called Local Guide City Service. This tool helps people find local spots and services. Twitter wants users to explore their own cities better. The feature uses suggestions from trusted local users. These users are called Local Guides.
(Twitter launches local guide city service feature)
People open Twitter. They see a new “Local Guide” tab or icon. Clicking this shows recommendations nearby. The suggestions cover places to eat, shops, parks, and services. Each suggestion includes a short note from the Local Guide. The note explains why they like the place. Users see the guide’s name and profile picture. This adds trust.
Twitter believes people value tips from real locals. This feature makes finding hidden gems easier. It helps users support neighborhood businesses. Businesses gain new customers. They get noticed by people nearby. Local Guides share their knowledge. They help others discover great spots.
(Twitter launches local guide city service feature)
The feature is rolling out now. It starts in several major cities worldwide. Twitter plans to add more cities soon. Users in active areas will see the feature first. Twitter will watch how people use it. They will make improvements based on feedback. The company sees this as key for community building. They want Twitter to be useful for everyday life. Finding local spots should be simple. This tool aims for that.