What should I do if travel agencies force shopping?

If you encounter a tour guide who forces shopping during the tour, you can try the following methods to deal with it:

Stick to your position: If you don’t want to shop, you can stick to your position. Reject the tour guide's request. You can politely express your unwillingness to the tour guide and let them know what you think.

Seek help from other tourists: If you are not the only tourist who is opposed to shopping, join other tourists in expressing your dissatisfaction and let the tour guide know that this is a common problem.

Complain to the tourism department: If the tour guide’s behavior has seriously affected the quality and safety of tourism, you can complain to the tourism department and let them take corresponding measures.

Ask for an invoice or receipt: If you have to make a purchase, you can ask the tour guide for an invoice or receipt to ensure that your rights are protected.

In short, if you encounter a tour guide who forces shopping during travel, you must first stick to your position, express your dissatisfaction, and try to protect your rights and interests. You can also seek help from other tourists and tourism authorities to solve problems.