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Companion travel behavior refers to the intentional act of two or more people traveling together. Such travelers often share social relationships, such as being family members, friends, colleagues, or fellow townspeople. In real life, companion travel behavior is ubiquitous—for instance, two people shopping, watching movies, attending sports events, traveling, studying, or commuting together.

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Case Studies on Data-Driven Urban Governance

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    2025年

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  • Weiwen Zhang,
  • Yongping Zhang

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Companion travel behavior refers to the intentional act of two or more people traveling together. Such travelers often share social relationships, such as being family members, friends, colleagues, or fellow townspeople. In real life, companion travel behavior is ubiquitous—for instance, two people shopping, watching movies, attending sports events, traveling, studying, or commuting together.