Cobolde Valley is one of the famous scenic spots in the inland area of Kunzhou. (Web Photo)
The Kunzhou government will send a letter to Google (Google) executives urging them to repair Google Maps' app, claiming it exaggerates the travel time and hinders mainland tourists from travelling, the Australian news agency reported.
The acting governor of Queensland, Dick (Cameron Dick), said he would write to Silva (Mel Silva), head of Google Australia and Google New Zealand, asking him to quickly fix the travel time on Google Maps. Because some Australian inland businesses say the map shows up to six hours more travel time than the actual time.
In an interview with Australian broadcaster (ABC) yesterday, Dick said: "We are very dependent on these apps right now, using them to travel around the city, around the town, around the major states, such as Kunzhou," he said in an interview with the Australian broadcaster (ABC) yesterday. We need to ensure that these applications and the information they provide are as accurate as possible. "
The Kunzhou government announced last year that 2019 will be the year of inland tourism (The Year of Outback Tourism). A total of 15 new tourism projects received A $10 million in government funding, including luxury camping, luxury baths, a glass flooring bridge across (Cobbold Gorge) in the Cobold Valley, and the new home of (Cooper the dinosaur), Australia's largest fossil Cooper dinosaur. Inaccurate travel information is likely to affect the decision to travel inland.
Google has updated some of its travel time, but it's still not accurate enough, 'said Dick. If necessary, the Department of Transport and Main Roads can provide Google with more accurate road network information, he said.