Some believe that the only thing that can ever mend a broken heart is time. But a new app called Breakup Tours begs to differ. Developed by a Hong-Kong-based company, the app aims to help newly single people get over heartbreak through a range of travel experiences. Check out what you need to know about it below!

How The App Will Mend Your Heart With Experiences

The app curates activities that are specially designed to help people move on after a painful breakup, and is the first of its kind to do so. It matches up users with the ideal experiences that will help them after breaking up with their exes by asking them a series of pre-booking questions that we guarantee you won’t find on any other travel app. They include “Anything you wish you had said to your ex?” and “If you receive a call from your ex now, would you take it?” The app also matches users with experiences based on their mood. According to CNN Travel, co-founder of the app Stephen Chung says that the idea stems from the belief that traveling is the best way to deal with the pain of breaking up with someone. He revealed that the company believes there are three steps to healing: emotional release, trying something new, and learning something new. “All of our activities are centered around these three steps.” RELATED: 10 Travel Apps For Solo Female Travelers (10 For Male Travelers) The app is still in its early stages and only offers activities and products in Asia. Currently, users can book experiences in 10 cities across Hong Kong, Thailand, Japan, and Taiwan, and the app is only available in English and Chinese. One of the experiences that the app offers includes a three-hour guided tour through the temples of Tainan where users can pray to the Chinese Cupids. There is also a pottery repair workshop in Tokyo where users learn about a Japanese philosophy known as wabi-sabi: “embrace the flaws, imperfect, yet wonderful things in life.” And for those still harboring a little resentment, there’s also the option to book a real gun shooting workshop in Chiang Mai. RELATED: 10 Travel Apps To Help Any Solo Traveler On Their Big Journey

Connecting With Other Single Travelers

Aside from connecting users with meaningful experiences that will help them heal from their breakups, the Breakup Tours app offers users the opportunity to connect with other newly single travelers through their Circles of Travelers function. This allows people who have booked the same experience to find each other and share break up stories. But make no mistake: this isn’t a dating app. The idea isn’t to push people into new relationships. Instead, the function exists so newly single people can bond with others going through a similar experience, both in life and in terms of what they’ve booked on the app. Users also have the option to turn on the invisible button so other users can’t find them. The app also provides users with a travel sim card and a Break-Up First-Aid Kit that is customized to each individual. Depending on the customer’s story, they will receive a kit containing therapeutic items, including a writing exercise co-created with a psychology professor from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. RELATED: 5 Amazing Cities For Couples (5 For Singletons)

The Best Destinations For Singles' Travel

When you’re single, the world’s your oyster. But there are still a few destinations that might be hard to stomach by yourself. Forget about typical honeymoon destinations like the Maldives and Santorini and start embracing locations that are known for being ideal for singles.

According to Escape Here, one of the best destinations that you can visit as a newly single is Barcelona, Spain. The coastal city is home to a selection of beaches and nightlife hotspots as well as cultural experiences like cooking classes and market tours. The fast-paced vibe of the city, as well as the friendly locals and fascinating attractions, makes it a haven for singletons looking for fun.

Another European gem that’s ideal for single travel is Amsterdam, a city known for its liberal and progressive attitudes. Don’t let the scenic canals fool you: Amsterdam is much more of a relaxed and laid-back city than a romantic one. There are over 100 museums to get lost in, including the Anne Frank House and the Van Gogh Museum, as well as endless live music spots to explore.

There are also plenty of single-friendly destinations in the United States, one of the most popular being Miami, Florida. Singles from all walks of life flock here to enjoy the party atmosphere, relaxing beaches, and tropical climate. Here, you’ll have the chance to forget all about your heartbreak and get involved in outdoor activities like snorkeling and fishing. Miami is also perfect for anyone looking to heal with a little retail therapy. You’ll find countless retail outlets here selling everything from luxury designer products to souvenirs.

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