What should I do if I meet a black-hearted tour guide?

First of all, the first small coup is to unite teammates to resist.

Everyone travels together to save costs or save trouble and effort, but if you meet that kind of tour group just to take you to the scenic spot, it is not fun at all. Some groups just go directly to the gate of the scenic spot for everyone to take pictures, even without entering the gate of the scenic spot.

At this time, you should be vigilant. You joined this black tour group. If the tour guide takes you directly to the commercial street in the scenic spot, you will directly promote expensive jewelry and other local specialty goods when you arrive at the store. In this case, you can unite your teammates, question together and ask him why he didn't go to the scenic spot and went to the store.

Of course, we should also avoid confrontation with the tour guide. At this time, you must not choose someone to resist and quarrel. It is necessary to unite everyone's strength to make the "black-hearted" tour guide helpless, especially the elderly friends must not believe the tour guide's rhetoric or they will really be deceived.

As long as all the tourists unite to denounce the boycott of the tour guide, the tour guide will have no choice but to confess the whole group.

Secondly, the second point is very important, that is, learn to retain evidence.

As the saying goes, empty talk has no basis. When you produce evidence, irrefutable evidence can make those black-hearted tour guides or tour groups have nothing to say. But sometimes those tour guides are also very cunning, and they will avoid some loopholes in speech so that you can't get the evidence.

Even some tour guides directly threaten everyone with words and actions, so in this case, especially elderly friends, we must learn to be patient and calm for a while. While being patient, you should quietly take out your mobile phone, record or take photos, and leave evidence of their intimidation or threats. Wait until you return to the hotel or after the tour, and then report to the relevant consumer associations and police stations.

If the above two points really can't be done. Then you can choose to leave the tour group directly.

After all, it is often not enough to travel with many people you meet for the first time. If you encounter such a tour group, you have no choice but to leave. After all, we have the right to make our own choices.

We had signed an agreement with the tour group before we traveled. We can communicate with them according to the terms of the agreement and contact them for compensation and refund. It is very important to safeguard our rights and interests.

I would also like to remind everyone here that when signing the agreement, we must carefully read the terms of our agreement, especially those related to the refund of deposit, compulsory consumption, insurance and other expenses. Read the relevant agreement before signing, otherwise it is time to defend rights, and these "black-hearted" tour groups have no basis to drill.

These are three tips to deal with "dirty" tour groups or "dirty" tour guides. Unite teammates to resist, secretly leave evidence, and report afterwards. Another is to choose to leave and defend rights afterwards. I hope everyone can take a notebook and write it down, and publicize it to their parents and friends, so that traveling with a group can be more secure, more fun and nip in the bud.