This Father–Daughter Duo Changed Travel Forever

DALLAS - Rezul -- The reason why? Their family has lived in multiple American cities, big & small- from New York to Chicago, Bentonville and Dallas. The adventure & struggle of making a new city home was all too familiar. Tariq, the founder of Dyvarcity, is an everyday innovator at heart. He was, in fact, a seasoned software engineering architect. So what does an engineer do when they see a problem? They solve it, of course.

His daughter, Haya, who was a freshman in high school, wanted to help her father with his passion project. She wanted to build something that used technology to connect people to their city or travel destination. Social media felt like every scroll was pushing you farther away from reality. The determined duo wanted to create the next big travel platform that would have one goal in mind: ground people.

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The Problem? Everyone's Unique. Their Solution: Building Travel Planning for Every. Single. Interest.

But they ran into an issue. Everyone's so different. One person's a social butterfly who wants to live at the loudest concerts, while another may want to hike in seclusion with Mother Nature. Many are a mix in between.

They turned to AI & real-time search to cut the noise, and get to the best experiences within the city, because users want recommendations faster without too much noise- sorting & filtering experiences based on customer reviews, popularity & user's interest.

A Tool Built With Technology & Heart for Unforgettable Exploration

Dyvarcity brings advanced technology and passion to your fingertips. Travelers can:

• See exactly what activities, attractions, and tours are worth their time and money
• Discover hot concerts, shows, and worthwhile events
• Get smart recommendations based on interests and location
• Book trusted experiences all in one place. No more extra tabs.

"It was important to us that Dyvarcity didn't just feel like a search tool," Haya explains. "We wanted it to feel like the world in your hands — while guiding you through understanding who you are and what kind of experiences bring you to life."

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This Family's Not Done Changing Exploration: What's Next for Dyvarcity

For Haya's dad, Dyvarcity was more than just a website.

"As a parent and an engineer, building Dyvarcity with my daughter has been one of the most meaningful projects of my life," he shares. "We built more than a platform — we built memories, ideas, and something we're proud to share with the world."

Visit Dyvarcity at https://dyvarcity.com/

What began as the pain point for new city movers has now become a worldwide destination exploration network. The deeply driven father-daughter duo is now building partnerships, expanding destinations, and their mission to make the world exciting for everybody.