Traveling alone with a group, room allocation?

When a person travels with a group, the allocation of rooms is usually arranged by the travel agency or tour organizer. Generally speaking, travel agencies ask passengers about their accommodation needs when signing up, including whether they need a single room and whether they need to share a room. , and then allocate rooms according to demand.

If the travel agency reserves a standard double room, then when traveling with a group, it will generally share a room with other passengers, but it will be allocated according to the gender of the passengers to avoid the inconvenience of mixing men and women. If passengers have special needs or need a single room, they need to inform the travel agency in advance and may have to pay extra.

In the travel contract, the related matters of housing allocation are usually indicated, including whether it is necessary to share the same room and whether it is necessary to pay extra. If passengers have questions about room allocation or need special arrangements, they can contact the travel agency in advance so that the travel agency can handle it in time.